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STOCKS
ARE Showing
MUCH ACTIVITY

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24.-The
market opened soft this morning and
trading was very light in the call.
In the informal session inside buying
orders suddenly appeared for Gold
field Consolidated and Fraction, and
those issues advanced without check
on the part of the bears. 1t was not
big advance, but it was both signifi-
cant and encouraging. The action
stiffened the rest of the line, but pro-
duced no material gains anywhere.
Judge Lindley of Nevada is out with
a strong denial today that he and his
associates intend to bring suit for an
accounting against the Florence COM
pany for mismanagement. 1t is now
supposed that the story was started
by those who have for some time
been attacking Lockhart and Parker
for the purpose of injuring them in
the management of the property. If
it was stock jobbing move its effect
was very light. A strike of $S0-ore
at a depth of eighty feet is reported
in the Cornishman lease on Florence.
II failed to bulge the price of Flor
ence, which remained at $3.37R all
day. Homestake picked up points
to 2S bid on the report of shake-up
in that property.
Belmont was the only stock in the
call to attract any attention and the
sale of 500 shares pressed the price
down 21a points to $1.05. Later il
recovered. The rest of the list re.
. manned dull and uninteresting till the
; informal session was we'll advanced
, and then small flight of buying or.
ders started Goldfield Consolidated
: and Fraction into the only life dis
played during the day. Quite lot o
( stock changed hands and after tn,
I rush was over the prices of botf
: stocks closed at the opening figure
e of the day. Daisy gained 2 points
while Jumbo Extension dropped tn
: same number
Booth was somewhat active, gain
! ing 2 points. The rest of the Jesse
priced Goldfield favorites were quie
and the feeling was somewhat mixed
but on the whole the most of then
picked up point.
o Aside from Homestake, the Bull
o frogs and Manhattan remained quie
s and unchanged.
s Rawhide reports estimated ship
p ments of 100000 in ore during tn
past two weeks, the larger portion O
this output being from the leases o.
the Coalition. That stock was quie
around SIS today.
Towards the close of the sessio
n Booth sold for 80, Jumbo Extensio
o 81, Red Hills %, Homestake 2s
II Great Bend 80, Red Top Extensio
n %, Fraction 1.17k, Daisy ga, May
a flower 0S, Belmont $1.10, Goldfiel
J. Consolidated $3.50, Florence $3.4t
v Yellow Tiger 13 and Nevada Hill
1920.
The market closed quiet and hare
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EVEN TROUGHS New, Sept.
Seven Throughs is in the throes
excitement resulting from what
ears to be one of the most i'm
ant ore discoveries in the district
a half-year. From the bottom of
seventy-five foot shaft, the Seven
lghs Merger Mining company, OPP
ing the Merger lease on the Their
estate, and owner in addition of
9ral groups of claims, has broken
a strong vein containing a foot
high grade ore, much of which is
ure rock. The discovery occurred
erday morning, when the contrac-
who are driving the crosscut, re-
led to work and found the drift
full of quartz that had been shot
by the round of shots fired the
yious evening, much of which
ritz showed free gold to the naked
When the contractors, Messrs. Cut
and GLASGOW, began to hoist the
tx the excitement began. The ma
al that came from the crosscut
was piled on the dump was cal
ated to create stir and in less
n an hour great crowds were
gh-grading" for specimens of free
d ore. Many beautiful and valu.
he specimens were carried away by
excited crowd. In addition to the
L of quartz, it has since been as
tanned that the whole vein is i'm
gnated more or less with golt
oss several feet and constitute!
of the most promising showing'
y opened up in the district.
Great significance is attached t.
discovery for several reasons. l
one of the main veins that cours,
m the two big mines on the Ma
ma hills territory-the Mazum
Is mine and the Reagan lease
the kindergarten mine and tn
hula lease on the Therin, and j
ives the continuity of great value
this great vein system. The dis
-ery occurs about 800 feetafrom tn
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NEGRO HANGS ALL NIGHT
But is ALIVE IN MORNING

Ell PASO (Tex.), Sept. "a
George Clark, a negro, shot Constable
w. H. Taylor. who attempted to ar
rest him at Shero, Texas, last night,
and a mob hanged the negro to a
tree, leaving him for dead. This
morning he was found to be still
alive and was taken to a jail, where
second mob is threatening to take
him and finish the work of the first.
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CEREAL COMPANY IN TROUBLE

CHICAGO, Sept 24-The Trib-
une this morning says that the Egg
O-See Cereal company, with head
quarters in Chicago, and factories in
Buffalo and Quincy, Illinois, has been
placed in the hands of a committee
of creditors. The assets of the COM
pany are valued at $1,500,000, but
the creditors are said to regard them
as about equal to the Indebtedness
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SHERMAN IN NEW JERSEY
(By Associated Press.l

CAMDEN IN. j., Sept. "a
James S. Sherman was in this section
of the state the greater part of the
day, meeting Republicans from all
parts of the state. Here Sherman
briefly addressed the delegates to the
first congressional district conven-
ton, which renominated Henry
Loudenslaeer for his eighth term.
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IMPERTINENT.

What is your age, please?" asked
the lawyer who was doing a cross
examining stunt.
81 have seen twenty-three sum
mers, sir, asked the lady witness, who
seemed to be carrying weight for age.
"Ah," rejoined the legal light.
":And how many years have you been
d?'-Chicago News.
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WHERE MEALS RESIDE.

Forlorn Freddie (the hobo) Just
think, little girl, l don't know where
my next meal is comm from!
The Little Girl sympathetically)
Dear me! Amt there a pantry in
your house, poor man?-Puck.
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ATTENTION EAGLES.

Tonopah Aerie No. 271, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, meets tonight at
Butler hall at $50 o'clock. Visiting
brothers cordially invited
ALEX A. DEWAR, w. P.
w. NJ. Grimes, Secretary.
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JACK TARS MAY HAVE
TO STAY ON SHIPS
[By Assoc.afed Press. J

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Ad-
miral Sperry, commanding the Allan
tic battleship fleet, will be given in
structions to not permit shore leave
to his men or allow visitors from the
shore at Manila if cholera continues
to prevail there when the vessels
reach Cavite to coal, about October
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ADVANTAGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

themselves used
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Arr utilizing it?
let tell some
benefit
ready for
subject
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DEPOsITARY.
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We deliver our gooos. SO send In
yonr orders IN H. j. Hall & Co.. for
wet goods Phone 812. tt
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TRAINS DAILY BE.
GOLDFIELD AND
TONOPAH.
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-By middle-aged German
lady, situation as cook in camp or
private family. State wages. Must
advance fare. Address Mrs. B.
Kaufman, PA West ST., Reno Ne
vada. $50.
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NOTICE tn VOTERS.

The registration office for Tonopah
is located at Judge, Brissell's court
and is open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m
Everyone wishing to vote is required
to register regardless of whether he
registered last registration time or
not. Register at once.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
BREAD LINE SEEN
BY CANDIDATE KERN
Object Lesson to Make Man
Realize Something Is
Wrong, He Says.

John w. Kern, Democratic candidate
for Vice President, visited the bread
line and the parks of the lower east side
late last night to soc the "seamy side"
Of New York life.
1t was a piuful sight" he said to-
day. 1T was an object lesson to make
man realize that something is wrong
IN our economic conditions. When thou
sards of able bodied, sober. Industrious
men are without work and food, some
change is necessary,
when you see the vast wealth of the
country concentrated in the hands of n
few men, and thousands struggling for
existence II makes one realize how
great is the evil of our system There
must be a more nearly equal distribu-
ton OF that wealth. No. i am not Il
Socialist, but i agree with the Soca-
lists in their statement OF grievances
| differ from them in the remedy to be
applied.
Il would attack the tariff that builds
up and protects these vast unequal for
tunes. ! would hove the people able to
buy their own libraries rather than ac-
cept them as gifts from Mr.. Carnegie
their own schools without the assist
ance of Mr. Rockefeller's money. Tarin
that permits these special favors and
vast denominations Is at the root OF the
evil"
The evening world., 1908-10-17
ROOSEVELT NElGHB0R DEAD;
ARRANGED OWN FUNERAL.

OYSTER BAY, L. l.. Oct. T-John
Nj. Sammis. lightweight years old. one
Of President Roosevet's neighbors here.
died at his home early to-day. He will
be missed by the President on next
Election Day. when Mr.. Roosevelt
comes home to vote, because 1t was Mr.
Sammiss invarlable custom to be at
the polls to greet the President and
he never cast his own ballot until Mr..
Roosevelt had deposited his. Before his
death Mr.. Sammis made arrangements
for his funeral. He desired that ser
vice De held in the Presbyterian Church
OF which he had been a member for
forty-tve years. and that his body be
then taken back to his home and an
other service for the family held there
the next day. His wish will be carried
out and the church service held on next
Tuesday.
Mr. Sammls. who had large property
interests here, is survived by a son, Ed
ward Sammis. and three daughters. Mrs.
r. \. Hcgeman and Mrs James II.
Ludlum, of oyster Bay, and Mrs. " ood-
hull Sammis. of Huntington.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
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The evening world., 1908-10-17
FIND MISSING
BALLOON IN SEA-;
OCCUPA GONE
German Cup Racer Hergeswell
Picked UP by Steam, and
Aeronauts Thought Dead,

YARMOUTH. England. Oct. 1.-THE
German balloon 1lergezll has been
picked up In the North Sea. There was.
however. no signs of the occupants, and
Lieut. Foertsch and his assistant, the
two aeronauts, are believed to have
persisted.
The Hergczll was found floating half
debated 100 miles northwest of Heligo-
land by the Norwegian steamer Naddod
and brought in here
This arship was one OF the twenty
seven contestants that sailed away from
Berlin last Monday in an endurance
contest. All the others have been ac-
counted for The Plauden was the last
to be heard from. She was picked up
Wednesday night in the North Sea by n
trawler with the pilot and his assist
ant in an almost exhausted condition.
The only message received from the
Hergezll was dropped down Tuesday In
Hanover Province 1t said the balloon
was then at an altitude OF 2100 metres.
that the pilot did not know where he
was, but he thought he was near the
coast. .lLgi4s
The evening world., 1908-10-17

And have you never met the Presi-
dent?" l inquired.
ooh, yes. / have oeen to white
House receptions to Congress occasion
ally and shaken hands with him. But
YOU know have no bump of reverence
Just for place.
n cua shake hands every day
tcith tlceHtU inner men. tChO tcont
act as If tey were pdtroni2ing
me By shaking me by the hand"
And YOU are not afraid TO go on liv-
ing in Washington under the ban of the
ENeCutive?"
Little Mrs. Hale laughed.
"A young man told me yesterday I'd
me in Jail before Christmas. OF course
II was a joke. but you know one of
the DISTINGUISHING traits of this
administration is it's persecution
OF women.
Il think my chapter on Roosevelt and
the Mothe"s' IS the only one in which l
rave allowed any persona! feeling to
show But l simply must defend the
women.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
A Convention Story.

This story was given TO M, first
hand by an active participant in the
Chicago drama.
''On the night before the day when
the ballotinS was to begin mes
senger came from Washington, a
man close TO the President, an eX-
Senator. knowing my opposition to
Taft. and thinking perhaps / might
he more friendly to Roosevelt. he
took me aside ana said:
If the convention should STAN
pedc for Roosevelt, l am authorized
10 say he would accept
Il replied to him. My friend, the
President has reached this Conclu-
sion too late. He has ovcrplayed his
Taft game. and in my Judgment Mr..
TAFT will be nominated tomorrow
Taft knows this Mrs. Hale con
c!uded. Roosevelt knows he knows 1t
and ;hG; !: TAT, is elected Roosevelt vii
be down and out. Perhaps that's tn,
reason he's working SO hard for Bryan
And with this Parthian arrow Mrs
Hale dismissed the President and al
mis- works.
The evening world., 1908-10-17

You won't tell your family doctor
the whole story about your private
illness-you are too modest. You
need not be afraid TO tell Mrs. Pink
ham, at Lynn, Mass, the things you
could not explain to the doctor. Your
letter will be held in the stricteSt con-
fidence. From her vast correspond
ence with sick women during the
past thirty years she may have
gained the very knowledge that will
help your case. Such letters as the fol-
lowing, from grateful women, es-
tablish beyond doubt the power of
The evening world., 1908-10-17
TWO KILLED WHEN TRAIN
WENT OVER HIGH BANK.

BRATTLDBORO, Vt, Oct. 17.-Engin-
Ger Eugene Cutler and Fireman Marvin
Martlndale wer killed and two other
men injured to-day when a traction en-
CINE and several cars employed on the
CONSTRUCTION of the Connecticut River
Dam between IIinsdale. y. H., and Yer
non, Vt, was derailed. went over an en-
bankment and fell twenty feet or more
to bed of rocks.
As the engine, pushing two fatcars.
struck sharp curve at high speed 1t
was derailed. pulling the cars after It.
Nartndale was instantly Killed. while
Cutler lived nearly two hours after the
accident.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
LYDIA r. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

TO conquer all female diseases.
Mrs. Norman R. Barndt. of Allen
town, Pa, writes:
Ever since was sixteen years or
age had suffered from an organic de-
rangement and female weakness; in
consequence had dreadful headaches
and was extremely nervous. My phy-
stefan said must go through an oper-
alton to get we'll A friend told me
about Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound, and | took it and wrote
you for advice, following your diree-
tons carefully, and thanks to you l
am to-day we'll woman, and | am tell
ing all my friends of my exrerience."
The evening world., 1908-10-17
LOOKS AHEAD
TO ROOSEVELT VISIT
resident Hailed as Great
Celebrity" and Reception Ar
rangenents Now in Order.

CAIRO. Egypt, Oct. l7.-PrelmInary
arrangements already are being made
here for the visit of President Roose-
welt 10 Khertoum in 1909, and he is
being talked of to-day as the great
celebrity" who is coming to Egypt in
that year.
1t appears from the arrangements that
are being completed that Mr.. Roosevelt
probably will enter Africa by way OF
Mombassa and travel toward the great
lakes BY the British railroad He will
then take n caravan across the wilder
ness 20 KhartoUm, from which point he
will make lis way down the Nile.
The Roosevelt expedition is spoken OF
here as scientific and not wholly for
hunting purposes.
The evening world., 1908-10-17

senting himself az charging San
Juan, mounted on horse aud
uaUing his Stcord though every
one knotS that there aOdSn't q
horse in the battle!
Another thing" Mrs. Hale continued.
Il want to call your attention to n para
graph IN my final chapter. entitled
Caesar Puts by the Crown 1t may
make big news story after the cleo
ton. when the names come out. Mean
time 1t indicates how little even Roose
vclts friendship for Taft can be counted
on"
Mrs. Hale took up her book and read
his extract.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
MISS SCHENCK'S
LAWYER FORCES
CASE TO TRIAL
WomanWhoSued Vanderbilt's
Trainer Wants to Drop
Breach of Promise Suit.
SHE IS MARRIED NOW.
Also Separated From Wilson
and Does Not Want to
See Him Again.

When the suit for $4,000 damages
instituted by Florence r. Schenck. the
pretty Richmond horse show whip
against Charles r. Wilson, trainer for
alleging breach of promise, came up
before Judge Ward IN the United States
Circuit Court to-day, it developed that
the plaintiff had recently married
Wilson at Brighton, England, and
now wishes the case discontinued.
Her guardian ad Item, William a.
Nillmcnt, of No. 81 Nassau street. and
his attorney, David Welch, however.
insisted that the case be PLACED on the
general calender for next week 1t
vas stated that Miss Schenck has re-
used to recompense her guardian and
.ttorney during the year and half
hat the court appointces have repre-
lted hcr in the litigation against the
.nderbilt employee.
Couple Not Represented.
;either the plaintiff. who will shortly
pear in the ront row of a Broadway
9ductiun. nor her husband, who was
entity divorced by his first wife in
" Jersey. was represented. A
rcsentutive of Mr.. WIlmcnts office
ted that the former Miss SCheuck
shes the incident closed, as far as
lson is concerned, and that she has
en- 1t to be understood that all is
r with her and the man with whom
eoped to London.
Incidentally, one OF the lawyers
ted, an affidavit will be submitted to
court at the trial neNt Wednesday
'ich will furnish plenty that Is sensa-
nal with reference to at ieaSt three
oroe suits recently determined, one
ng that of millionaire of a famous
nily in New York, the second of a
ban banker of excellent standing, and
third of an indignant wife who only
ought suit when the elopement OF the
Ithern beauty and Wilson was
ught to her knowledge
is understood that Mrs Wilson Is
" living alone in West Forty-seventh
vet. AS she was not of age when the
was instituted, the guardian was
pointed 10y the Court. So strongly
: the matter OF Wilson's escapade
the young woman aired in and out
court, ii Is said. that he was forced
either make a settlement or marry
The evening world., 1908-10-17
TAFT TO EQUAL ROOSEVELT.
Chairman Hitchcock Says lie viii
Have ns Many Electoral NoIcs.

Here is the latest prophecy on election
made by Chairman Hitchcock. of the
Republican National Committee:
Mr., Taft Will nave as many electoral
votes as Mr. Roosevelt received four
years ago"
1876, and he carried every Northern
State,
The evening world., 1908-10-17
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, Inflammation, ulcer
alton, tibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear.
ing-down feeling, tlatulency, indiges-
lion, dizziness or nervous proStrati0n.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
Two DIED IN FIRE.

persons persisted and twenty-five build
ings were DESTROYED to-day in "A fire at
Shirley, "A little town north OF here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. V. NJ. Pryor, who con-
Quoted restaurant, burned to death.
Nearly all the houses dstroyed We're
dwellings, and many OF the people who
lost their homes narrowly escaped with
their lives. The loss WAS $4,000
The evening world., 1908-10-17
A Tiny Little Woman.

She is tiny little ,contdn from
RogerSuille, Tenn, tOhOSe Spectd-
cIed and cGre,Oorn features su9-
geSt the poStmiStreSS country
t0tcn, out phoSe mind has sloept
the 1cOrld in its search for dmmu-
milton against Uhdt she terms the
Roosevelt fable.
Why?
simply for free America" this re-
markabe little woman repeated yes
terday when sought to discover her
motive.
Il have no personal spite, no private
grievance against the President" she
continued, Notwithstanding the fact
that people find IT GliIicult to believe Il
woman could attack a man for any
9TH" than a personal reason, | have
lived in Washington some years to edu-
cate my two boys-Shelton, who is
eighteen. and Richard. who is two
years younger My daughter Ruth, who
is grown up and selfsupporting, came
North 10 study art in Philadelphia and
We followed her,
The evening world., 1908-10-17
Her Late Husband Not In II.

People have suggested that l have
attacked Roosevelt to even some old
score OF my late husband. But Mr.. Hale
died in 1897. when Roosevelt had never
been heard OF outside OF New York,
MY husband was what l call an
amateur politician. He was member
OF the Democratic State Committee OF
Tennessee, and / always kept myself
well informed on political matters to be
able to talk TO him intelligently. But II
was not until five years after his death
In l902-that | conceived my present
opinion OF MIR Roosevelt.
Il have a cousin on the Supreme
Court bench OF Tennessee whose
library is famous throughout his part
OF the state. one day l met him In
the street In Knoxville and he told me
he had just bought some new histories
that might interest me, and that he
would send them over to the hotel
The evening world., 1908-10-17
Runs an Information Bureau.

Mrs Hale has been for some time at
the head OF a bureau OF Research and
Information" which advertised TO fur
n!sh Accurate and Reliable Data on
All Subjects Pertaining to the Work OF
Congress Rates Reasonable Work
Guaranteed"
Roosevelt partisans may be worrying
about the effect OF Mrs Hales indict-
ment on the Taft campaign, but Il is
very evident Mrs. Hale is not worrying
about anything at all.
learned that. yesterday. when ! saw
her in her Washington home in the New
Berne apartment-house just after she
had sent her two young sons off to
school
And what manner OF woman is she
VINO has hurled into the Rooseveltian
teeth such maddening phrases as ma
licious cunning" "ineffable meanness"
and "Pecksniffian Pharisaism?" What
sort of creature, rushing In where the
bravest men in America have feared TO
tread, has taken the glorious Roosevelt
legend and with deliberation and venom
picked ii dry OF all save Its meagre
skeleton OF fact2
The evening world., 1908-10-17
SHE HAS NO FEAR
OF THE BIG STICK.
Although Gone of the Distin-
gushing Traits of This Adj
niniStration Is Its Persecu-
ton of Women"
By Nixo!a Greeley-Smith.

p America n ! E + :
answered
Mrs. Annie Riley
Hale hen | asked
her in Washing ton
yesterday why she
had written a book
in which she lill-
ened the President
of the United
States to "a fake
prize = fighter" "a