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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
PERSONAL MENTION

Frank Golden arrived yesterday
from Reno.
W.P. o'Meara returned from Car
son yesterday.
Milo Plamenaz returned from Gold
field yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. Mcconnell are in
the city from Millers.
Sheriff Owens and Chief of Police
Malley returned yesterday from Raw
hide.
Attorney w. B. Pittman will go
to Rawhide tomorrow morning to
establish a branch Office there.
w. B. Throckmorton of the Color
ado Midland was in the city yester-
day on his way to the north.
Zeb Kendall, who owns the con-
trolling interest in the Bluff Lode
claim, leaves for Rawhide this morn
ing.
w. G.. Wright of Goldfield leaves
HSlS IOllOiIOW lOt SulSdSO, ISPl q
senting the Rawhide Paymaster Min,
ing Company.
L. A. Gibbons, the well known at
torney, returned from the camp o.
Rawhide yesterday, immensely pleas
ed with his second visit.
N. Anderson and S. Laubsa cam,
in yesterday from Hawthorne, width
er they went from the Mono LAX
country They are on their way t.
California.
James A. Buchanan, the mimi:
man of the Painted Hills, was an al
rival on yesterday mornings train
He is accompanied by his son an,
will remain here for the next few
days
G. w. Richard and Miss Brown
who went to Reno with the remain
of the late Mrs. l.. L. Richard, re
turned yesterday morning. Mis-
Brown was Mrs. Richards nurse i
her last illness. l.. L. Richard ha
gone to Berkeley, and will return t
Tonopah in about ten days.
Robt c. Kirk, who has spent tn
past three months in Tonopah, leave
this morning for Rawhide. Mr.. Kir
was a pioneer in the Klondike cour
try, having arrived there in the ia
of 1897" known as the winter {
starvation. Mr.. Kirk went to Lol
don in 1898, and sold to the Conso
idated Mines Selection Company, til
second greatest mining company
London nearly half million dollar
worth of property, which has sine
repaid the company more than 10
per cent on the investment. He
also the author of Twelve Month
in Klondike," published by Helm
man of London, and one of the mo
authentic books on life in the Arct
regions
MONTANA CAFE SPECIAL PRICE
Ham and eggs, 3ac; bacon al
eggs 35c If
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
MACKENZIE IN GoLDF1ELD.

Donald Mackenzie, who has accept
ed the presidency of the State Bank
and Trust Company, conditionally,
was a passenger through here yester-
day on his way to Goldfield. He
came from Carson and Reno, and
stopped between trains to have a talk
with Cashier Cushman, and then
went on to Goldfield. He promised
to return here today, when he will
give more time to the local ilstitu-
ton
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

1t will ,e unnecessary to go
through a painful, expensive opera
ton for Piles if you use ManZan.
Put up in a collapsible tube with
nozzle. ready to apply. For any form
Of Piles. Prices soc For sale by
Tonopah Drug Co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

Certificates of location at this
Office
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

These cold days, call at the Bank
Saloon and have hot Tom and
Jerry. tt
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MONTANA CAFE SPECIAL PRICES
Ham and eggs, 3ac; bacon and
eggs, 35c. tt
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
WASHINGTON

W. w. Russell, formerly United
States minister TO Venezuela. mas
been appointed United States com
missioner for the exposition at Quito,
keua1or.
Brigadier General Calvin Dewitt,
retired. died at Fort Yellowstone,
Wyoming.
The Navy Department accepted the
resignation of Midshipman John S.
Peoples, of Minnesota, charged with
falsifying his score at the rife meet
at Camp Perry, o.
The President has directed that a
court martial investigate a deal tor
horses and alleged usuTy at Fort
Wayne. Mich. where Col. Daniel
Camman is in command.
immigration added 100000 TO the
population of the country during the
last fiscal year.
Secretary Metcalf has returned to
cation.
Bids to build 10 new torpedo boats
and 3 colliers were opened at the
Navy Department.
Secretary Straus approved the ac.
tion OF immigration officials at Bos.
ton, who held up number of Nor
mon immigrants.
Albert r. Johnson, replying to his
wiies suit for annulment or marii.
age, denied that he was OF negro
blood.
Francis Mooney, an American, was
arrested in Salvador ON the charge
of being involved in the revolutions
AIRY movement against Honduras
President Roosevelt refused tC
pardon William Dutch, colored, who
Is serving an eight-year-term fol-
stealing his wedding dinner.
Congressman -. eodore Il. Burton
recently returned rom London, told
Of the Monetary Commissions studies
| abroad.
Herbert A. Stevens was appointed
private secretary to Secretary o.
Commerce and Labor straus.
DR.. Ainsworth r. Stafford was ap
| pointed chief assistant Librarian o.
the Congressional Library.
President Roosevelt approved tn,
plans OF the proposed new battle
ships Florida and Utah
Minister Wu was amused at a re
port from Peking that he was TO b'
recalled.
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FINANCIAL

Chesapeake G Ohio's gross earn
ings in July decreased S295,020 and
net profits fell S22,S49.
Cotton jumped about 10 points
when the Government report came
out. The size of the crop is a little
smaller than was expected.
An order for seventy-hve pay-as-
you-enter cars has been received by
The j G. Brill Company from New
York.
Norfolk G Westerns July earn
ings show a gross decrease of $498,-
765 and a net decrease of $145, 965.
Twenty-Five representative railroad
bonds show an average gain of near
ly az per cent. over the price of the
same bonds year ago.
In two weeks the number of idle
cars OF the Pennsylvania Railroad de-
creased 5000.
AS tabulated SO far, railroads had
decrease of is per cent. in gross
earnings in April. 22 per cent. in
May and II per cent. in June. The
estimates from a smaller number of
roads put the decrease In July at IA
per cent.
The average price of steel rails in
England for eleven years was S26.05
a ton and In the same time $26.22
a ton in the United States. The aver
age tariff duty on rails in this coun-
try in those eleven years was $7.S4
a ton.
b. F. Yoakum figures out that 4
American railroads were to charge
as high freight rates as they do IN
England. their income would be in
creased $4,000, 100000. He fails 70
state, however. that In England or
| dinary freight Is moved far more
swiftly than In America, thereby add
ing to the cost of carrying It.
Fisk & Robinson, the bankers
make this announcement "Our ad-
vices all point to decided improve
ment In the general industrial situa-
| tion. Good average crops seem to be
assured, and therefore good pur-
chasing power on the part OF the
agricultural community. All that ap-
pears to be necessary now to start
the wheels OF commerce moving
rapidly is to restore the credit of the
railroads. SO that they can once more
secure funds with which to make
necessary purchases for equipment
| betterments and new construction.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
ITEMS IN BRIEF.

Through Chief Justice Mitchell. OF
the Supreme Court, granting an ap-
plication for an appeal, the execution
Of Salvatore Garrito for the murder
Of State Policeman Kellcher will not
lake place at Reading on September
t5.
Philip M'Kernnn. aged A, mem.
Der of the Johnstown Board of School
Controllers since the incorporation Of
the city. dropped dead OF heart dis
ease.
Beatrice Brewer. aged years. was
burned to death near Cory. Herl
:lothing ignited from matches.
An incendiary fred the barn oa|
the farm OF |. S. Lands, at I.andYI
Valley, and the entire structure, witnI
all of the crors OF sixty-acre farm.
were destroyed. entailing loss o'I
$4,000.
Edwin S. Goodwin, of Kane, Pa
was removed from n train at Omaha
Neb., suffering from brain fever, ana
died in hosni'ci
plying water for the boilers Of %
tlg lAhv aa .tty. ncir Alin0s
sille. drying up. due TO the protracle
drought. the operation has been CON-
PEELED to shut down indefinitely.
Albert Neiman. a rural free deyr
cry carrier at York. was seriously
jured In runaway accident. He W.
thrown from the wagon, and, beco'
Ing entangled In the lines, was dras
ged fully quarter OF mile.
Stephen Finnegan. superlntehosa
OF the White Rock limestone quaiI'~
near Bellefonte, was found deap
bed having been suffocated Win
Illuminating gas. A small tube resssp
with one end on the gas jct ana y
other In the dead mans mouth IA
William Livingston one OF the s
est residents Of Salisbury Townsp1
Lancaster County and brotne,l,
the late Judge J. b. Livingston az
aged 81 years,
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State of PennsylDanid
PLANTS START UP.

Pittsburg (Soecial) The Ameris
can Porcelain Company plant cll Block
House Run. New Brighton. will re-
sumo operations after several months'
idleness. There are enough orders
to keep II running full handed until
the first of the year.
Fires have started In the tank
department of the Macbeth Evan
Glass Factory. Charleroi. which
means that the plant will be started
In full In about two weeks.
BY starting this portion OF their
works the company will nearly double
their present output and furnish en-
ployment to about two hundred and
fifty more men and boys.
An improvement in conditions at
the Baldwin Graham plant of the
Pittsburg Stove & Range Company.
New Castle, has been noticeable with
in the past few days. For the great
er part of the summer the industry
has been running but three days out
of every six. while now 1t is being
operated four DAYS.
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CONSUMPTION TO
Be STAMPED OUT
Nearly Conquered Says a phlladsl-
phia Doctor.
800 PER CENT REDUCTION IN CASES.
Conference on Tuberculosis on Septem-
Der % VIII Assist Greatly In Pre-
venting Spread Of the White Plague,
Thinks the Physicisn = Delegates
From All Parts of World.

Philadelphia Especially The pro-
gram Of the International Conference
on tuberculosis which will be held In
this city this month. was made pub
lie by DR.. Lawrence p. Flick, head
of the Phipps Institute for Poor
Consumptives, and chairman of the
conference. The International Con-
gress of tuberculosis, which will be
held in Washington this month, will
be under the direction of DR.. Flick.
The conference, DR.. Flick explained
Is an organization made up of rep
resentatives of national associations,
for the study of tuberculosis, from
all parts of the world. The society
for formed in 1902, when the first
conference met in Berlin. Since then
the conference has met yearly: in
Paris, in 1903; in Copenhagen, in
1904; in Paris again, in 1905; at The
Hague, in 1906, and in Vienna, in
1907. It's seventh session will be
held in Philadelphia this year, Sep
tember 23 to 26.
Each year since its inception" F"
said DR.. Flick, "the members of the
conference have had a story to tell
eventual conquering of consumption,
and the conference this year will be
remarkable for the telling of a prog
ress twice as great as has been made
in any year before.
I'm Philadelphia alone, reduction
of 800 has been made in the death
rate of the last six months, from the
same six months in the year before.
The total number of deaths resulting
from consumption last year in the
city was 1900, and If the same rate
of progress is kept up for six years
to come, consumption will be abolish
ed"
Asked If, in his opinion, this result
would ever be brought about, DR..
Flick said:
II am sure that in 15 years or
less tuberculosis will be wiped out.
All that is needed is a wider knowl-
edge of how to prevent its spread.
If we could teach everyone the SIM
pie methods of preventing contagion,
we could Immediately stop all further
progress of the disease and in a few
years 1t would be gone. Their wide
educational value is the reason for
holding the national conferences. This
year we intend to reach as many peo-
pie as we can, through the papers,
through exhibits to cost hundreds of
thousands of dollars and through
popular lectures"
Among the countries to be repre-
sented at Philadelphia by from one
to / 5 delegates are:
Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Eng
land, France, Italy, Greece, The Meth
erlands, Norway, Austria, Roumania,
Russia, Sweden, Switzerland. Spain
and Hungary.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
Foreign

Lionel Sackville-West, the second
Baron Sackyille, died in London. He
was the British minister who, in
1888, was recalled at the request
OF President Cleveland
A sergeant Of police and six ward
ems OF a prison at Dorpat, Russia,
were convicted or torturing political
prisoners and sentenced to one year
Imprisonment.
Andrew Carnegie has promised to
give 100000 more TO the City Of
Glasgow. Scotland, for district H.
braries. He has already given $780,
900 for the same purpose.
Count Zeppelin will establish a
company to facilitate the administra-
tion OF the S750,00O fund contribu-
ted by the German people TO aid him
In building airships.
Mrs. James w Colfelt, wife OF the
son of the Rev DR.. Colfelt, OF Phil
adelphia. attempted suicide in Paris,
as the result of a domestic quarrel.
President Butler, OF Columbia Col
lege, delivered the first of a series
of lectures on American Civiliza-
tion" at the Copenhagen University.
The civil court OF Caracas, Vene-
zuela. has found the French Cable
Company guilty OF completely in the
Matos revolution and fined II S5,-
100000.
Gustav Herzberg, a Berlin banker
who appropriated his customers
funds, committed suicide.
The French have been angered by
Germany's decision TO Immediately
recognize Mulai Hafid as Sultan o.
Turkey, and a war cloud Is nov
hanging over Europe.
Edward Harrison, caused a panic
on the London Stock Exchange by
firing three shots from his revolver
He Is believed to be insane.
The Banange Creek Mining Com
pany. OF Yukon Territory, has filed
d suit against the Governor of Cana
da for S17,600,000.
The Moorish tribesmen renewed
their attacks on the French posts OF
the Algerian border
The Franco-Amerlcan Joint Tariff
Commissioners concluded their labor
In Paris. and James Burton Reynolds
assistant secretary OF the Treasury
and his colleagues will return hom'
at once.
NlCdllD lNbQilb A1Nf tuitt OF lll
Bureau of Supplies and Vouchers II
the postoffice al Havana. Cuba. VIII
disappeared after the discovery OF
shortage OF s5S.l35. has been ar
rested.
Emperor William reviewed 25, ,00l
infantrymen and 5000 cayalrymen
comprising the Berlin and Potsdan
gGrrisons.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
BIG SHOES RE.OPEN.

Hollldaysburg Especially Returns
ing prosperity was heralded by the
announcement of a resumption of OPP
erations in the large car shops in
East Hollidaysburg owned by the
Pennsylvania Railroad
These shops were closed down last
winter. throwing seven hundred me-
chanics out of employment. and the
railroad yards were converted into
a storage depot for 1900 empty
freight cars. These cars are now be-
ing sent TO various parts of the Penn
sylvania system for grain and coal
shipments in the fall revival of bust.
ness. and the car shops reopen to
restore the rolling stock to its for
mer standard
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
Unlicensed Gunncrs Fined.

Chester Especially 1t cost three
italians who were cunning in this
county without license $40 each
to pay their fines and costs. The
men were Biogie Marinelli, Gernesto
Tenza and Silvio Panza. all of whom
reside in the neighborhood of Ninth
Ind Federal Streets, Philadelphia.
The men were unnaturalized, and in
such cases It is necessary to secure
I license from the County Treasurer.
rhe>three men had fifty-four birds III
their possession.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
100000 FIRE IN ATLANTA.
Trunk Factory And Box Plant Are
Burned.

Atlanta Especially A spectacular
fire here destroyed the plants OF the
Atlanta Trunk factory and the EN-
pire Printing and Box Company,
burnt quantity of lumber and dam
aged number of small wooden
buildings. The loss is estimated at
100000.
The fire spread rapidly soon after
1t was discovered and general
alarm was turned in. Only narrow
street separated the burning factories
from many residences, and it was
with great difficulty that the fire
men kept the flames from crossing
this street. The burned buildings
are on Madison Avenue, between
Peters and Castleberry Streets, and
run back to the Central of Georgia
Railroad tracks.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
Bryan's Son Engaged.

Milwaukee. Wis Especially Tho
marriage engagement OF Miss Helen
Berger. daughter of Alexander Der-
ger, a prominent miller and board OF
trade man OF this city, and William
] Bryan. Jr.. son OF the Democratic
presidential Candidate. Is admitted
by Mr.. Berger, who just returned
from business trip TO Colorado
and Nebraska Miss Berger and her
mother are at present visiting friends
IN Lincoln. II is said the wedding
may not take place for about q year
or longer.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
Wanted no oust Mrs. RoosereIt,

Washington Especially "A woman
about 80 years old, giving her name
as Miss Katherine NJ Rooseyelt-Cron-
n. OF Oakland, CAL, called at the
White House. To policeman at
the door the woman said she had
come to tell Mrs. Roosevelt to yacate
her room. as she was going to take
possession. She claimed that she was
long-lost daughter of President
Roosevelt. The police arrested the
woman, and she will be examined to
determine the question OF her sanity.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
Girl,s Corpse Found At Sem.

Atlantic City. N. ]. Especially -
Whatever mystery there was in the
disappearance of Clara Strickland,
Of South Atlantic City, and Charles
Bateman, Of Philadelphia, who start
ed on a launch trip last Friday and
were not seen again was partly
cleared up Thursday when the body
OF the girl was found by fishermen
Is miles at sea. The launch in
which they started on the supposed
pleasure trip was picked up Monday
night, and fishermen believe that the
craft was upset In a storm.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
Murderer A Ripamist.

Seattle, Wash. Especially Lee A.
Johnson. following his arrest on the
charge of numbering his wife at
Nome, Alaska, and then dismcmber-
ing and cremating the body. accord
ing to the police, confessed that he
is a bigamist, and that he was mar
ried to Mrs. Cora Taich Johnson IN
1903, deserting her a few months
later. He returned to her, however
after the death of Belle Gilchrist
the woman he married in Butte
Mont, and for whose death he Is
now held.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
Kermit starts On Hunt.

Oyster Bay. N. Y. Especially The
Presidents son. Kermit Roosevelt.
who will accompany his father on
the hunting expedition into the wilds
of Africa, left here for hunt of his
own. He will join John Greenway.
the Presidents friend and former
Rough Rider, who is now in charge
OF the United States Steel Corpora
tion's mines in the lower Mesaba
Range, and together they will hunt
over the bie' game regions of the
Northwest.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
Rrother shoots Brother.

Philadelphia Especially ~ George
NJ. Spiegle. a widely-known lumber
merchant. shot his brother. Henry
Spiegle. during a quarrel In the Of
fice. The wounded man was taken
dition IS said to be hopeless. George
NJ Spiegle, who is member Of the
firm OF George M. Spiegle & Co., was
arrested. The police. who are in
vestigating the shooting. said that
from what they learned. George
Spiegle was not responsible for the
quarrel and that he shot his broth
er In self-defense.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
KILLED IN MELBOURNE.
A Sailor And A Bandsman Run Over
BY A Train.

Melbourne (By Cable). - There
have been several accidents to men
of the feet in Melbourne. Arthur
Decker, a sailor from the New Jer-
sey, met his death on shore. He was
run over by a train and died few
hours later. A bandsman from the
Vermont named Michaelson also was
killed by a train. He was running
to get into a coach when he fell
under the wheels. He was terribly
injured and died in a hospital. ]. S.
Banks, a marine on the Vermont,
sustained a fractured skull by leap
ing out of railroad car while the
train was in motion.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
Pay on Big Loan.

New York Especially The Trust
Company of America, of New York
City, upon which sensational run
was precipitated during the financial
panic Of 1907 has managed It's busi-
ness so successfully as to be able TO
pay off the loan of $25.000. 900
which IT then effected in its entirety.
The company, In point Of assGts and
liabilities was the second largest in
the country. and the run which Il
successfully sustained exceeded any
ever known in the history OF Amer
foa
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
BURNED on TELEPHoNE POLE.

Hazleton Especially Jacob Grona.
walt had a narrow escape from being
roasted to death while at work ON top
of telephone pole at Seventh and
Alter Streets. That he is alive is
only due to the fact that the shock
hurled him against the pole and he
came in contact with the ground wire
thus freeing him from the deadly
current
This fact prevented his being slow.
ly roasted to death at the top OF
the pole. As IL was a current OF
2,200 volts passed through his body,
His injuries consist of painful burns
of both hands and a burn on the left
shoulder.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
NIother Poisons ChIldren.

Hampshire, III. Especially. - Mrs.
Matthew Berna, of this place, poi
soned her three children with carbol.
ic acid. and then attempted to end
her own life. One child, George,
two months old, is dead, and the
mother and others are not expected
10 survive. She left a note telling
her husband that her act was prompt
ed by fear that she was soon to die,
and did not wish to be separated
from her children.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
WATCHMAN KILLS BOY.
Bullet Fired To Brighten Him
Chances From The Ground.

Philadelphia Especially - Gustave
Kroner, aged 13 years. was shot and
instantly killed by Edward Smith.
private watchman in the storage
yards of Ware Brothers, city con-
tractors, in the northwestern section
of the city.
The boy vas one of several who
had been playing in this yard and
were ordered away by Smith. Smith
had been bothered by the boys for
some time and when he was attempt
ing to chase them off the grounds s
he says he fired shot downward
into the ground to frighten them.
The bullet, glancing upward,
struck young Kroner, who was just
climbing over a fence. The missile
penetrated his heart. Smith was ar
rested
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
Escnped Insane Father.

Durham. N. C. Especially After
escaping from his insane father,
who, 1t is alleged, burnt the house
to destroy his two motherless chill
dren, Lambert Riley, who lives IS
miles from Durham, was held by
the authorities and the young chill.
dreD were sent to the oxford Or,
phanage, The house was burned,
but the children escaped.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
WOMAN BOUND TO TREE.
Organist At Camp Meeting Was I'm.
conscious All Nlght.

Columbus, o. Especially. - Miss
Josie Culp. organist for the camp
meeting at Summerland Beach. Buck
eye Lake. who was found bound and
gagged and tied to tree in Smiths
Grove, about 800 feet back of the
hotel, Sunday night, did not regain
consciousness until Monday.
size had been drugged and said
that she remembered nothing that
happened after, 6 o'clock in the even
ing, when she was in Newark.
Miss Culp is 19 years old and the
only daughter of William Culp. far
mer. She has no idea of the iden-
tity of her assailants.