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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-05-22
Stop Srumbling

il YOU suffer from rheumatism or
pains, for Billiards. Snow Liniment
will bring quick relief. 1t IL a sure
cure for Sprains, rheumatism, Con-
tracted Muscles and NIL pains-and
within the reach Of all. Price, 25c,
. and Sl.OO. I; Il. Smith. Trnaha,
Tex, writes: IL have used Billiards.
Snow LiniInent In my family for
years and have found it Il fine remedy
for all pains and aches. | recommend
it for pains in thei chest" Sold by
ElkO Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-05-22
Valued Same As Cold

u. q. stewart. II merchant otCcdnr
View, Miss, says: III tell my custom
crs when they buy nbOX ofDr. Kings
New Life PILLS they got the worth Of
TINT much gold In weight, II afflicted
with constipation, malaria or bilious
ness" Sold under guarantee Mt Elko
Drug Co.'S store.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-05-22
The Worlds Best Climate

Ia not entirely free from disease, ON
the high elevations fevers prevail,
while ON the lower levels malaria Is
encountered to n greater or less eX-
tent, according to altitude. To over
come climate affections lassitude,
malaria, jaundlce, biliousncss, fever
and nSue AMI general debility, the
most effective remedy il Electric Bit
ters, the great Alternative und blood
purifier; the antidote for every form
OF bodily weakness, nervousness and
insomnia. Sold under guarantee at
ElkO Drug Co.'S store. Price soc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-05-22
A Californidn's Luck

"Thc lncklcst day of my he wus
when bought II h0X of BucklIn's
nriicn Snlye;' writes Charles r,
nulahh ot Tracy, California. "1'yyo
nc boxes cured me 81 nh ANNOYING
case OF Itching piles, which had tr0II,
pea Inc Tor years aud TINT Welded
10 no other treatment" Sold under
RnhrantP" NJ ElkO Drug Co.'S stnrc
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-05-22
CHAS. B. HENDERSON
Attorney-at-Law
ELhO NEVADA
Home Bakery

John Hunter has opened The Home
Bakery and is prepared to furnish fresh
bread, pies, cakes, etc. on short notice.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
Everything about the Home Bakery
is new and up to date and a first class
baker is in charge.
The proprietor hopes by fair dealing
and reasonable prices to secure y share
of the public patronage.
Don't send your money away for pies.
cakes and bread.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-05-22

Here comes the Spring Winds 80
Gimp, tim and frecklc. Use ~Inesalve
CarbOlizcd, (acts like n p0ultIcc) for
cuts, sores, burns, chappcd skin
Sold by Elko Drug Go
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-05-22

10 bnys' Trinl. 500 IL the offer on
flhrl'Ic". Relieves bnck .nchc, wcnk
bhck, lnmc.hack, rheumatic pnIns.
best ON sale Tor kidneys. bladdcrnnd
blood GOOD for young and old.
satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Sold bv EXC Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-05-22
The Best Shoes.

Douglas shoes for men and womcn
and other makes of first class foot wear
sold by A. l.. Mauk, the Shoe Man
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-05-22

Don't cough your head or when
You cnii get n guaranteed remedy I'm
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. il IL
especially recommended for children
~ II IN pleasant to take. IL u gentle
lhXhtivc thus cxpclllng the phlcgm
rom the system For coughs, colds.
Group. whOOplng cough, IiOnrmurss
nllh iul bronchial trouble. G,mrnn.
tccd. Sold by ElkO Drug 90.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-05-22

MnnZan Pile Kennedy, Price 5Ac, Is
guaranteed. Put up ready to Use.
One application gives prompt relief
10 any form OF piles. SJOtles and
heals. Sold by Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-05-22
Fine Line OF Stationery
Allegretti Famous Choco-
late Creams, Pure
Stick Candy.


The public is hcrchy cautioned against
negotiating for or purchasing any in.
tcr"st whatever in what is known M tho
Tuscarora Hydraulic Mining Co, situ.
atcd In Tuscarorn Mining District. Elko
County. Nevada, u San Francisco in.
corporation; ~ tho company have no
title whatever to the property they
represent.
JOSEPH MCGOWAN,
May 9TH. iDOS. Tuscnrnrn Mao
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
DIR. FORD BURIED
Funeral of Prominent Litcbhcld Coun-
 ty Physician Held Yesterday.

Especial to tlic Journal Couricr.)
 Washington. Conn. March 31.-The funeral of pr William j. Ford was held this afternoon as the Congrega- tional church. the pastor, Rev. Robert F. Carter. officiating assisted by for mer pastor, Rev II. B. Turner, of Hampton, Va Tho services were at tended by large numbers of towns people. and in addition many persons from all over the state were present. Mrs o. II. Platt, widow of the Con- necticut senator. came from the na- tional capital to pay tribute to the memory of the intimate friend of her late husband
 The bearers were six physicians Dr. r. w. Wcrscbe. of this place; Drs. Philip Van lngon and E. E. Brlns- made, of New York; Dr. E. c. Brown, of Danbury; Dr. Charles l. Page, of litchAcld, and Dr. l.. J. Pons, of RoX- bury. Tho interment was in the vil- lagc cemetery
 Tho state reformatoy commission was represented by Warden Garvn, Colonel Norris G. osborn. of New Haven, and cX-Senator Tracy. and the commission to procure q memorial to Senator C. II Platt was represented by II Wales Lines and John w. Coc, of Mcridcn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01

London March The revenue rc. iuua of Inc luitcd Kingdom for lhn year ending March q show total of s1N3GSS ihn h nct insrepsc oyer tho preceding twelve rCntbs of SG,5od,09o
 Nrwnasilr on rFuc, March 3l There will ho launched hcvo un April 2i th' nru of 'hc three big bnttlcship1 hull- ing for Bra2il fho now vessel will hc called ihr Mipns Gcraoe, She will cost approximately SDono,0oo.
 Shanghai March H. William W Rnekhil. the American minister ll China. waH entertained ai luncheon hero to-day h, the American association. Itn ip tn lenNc here on Friday in vigi liio vleeroys nl Nankiu md Nu-chang on his way back t2 pclSlng
 Paris, Mweh 3i Dr. Lee Doforesl to-day conducted the final tcst of tho wireless telephone system on Eiffo tower n the presence af q body nl French naval and Hinv oficprg Aleg. sagcq were exchanged in the mia sai isf1ciory manner with tho government wireless stations throughout France
 rnrlp. March 3i Advicos rernitp, from General DAmUdp, the commander Of the French forces in Morocco, stat, that during clearing operations h tb, Madakru country small detachment of cavalry was surprised by BOO ttigrH. men. The cavalry lost eight men kill ed including two officers, ana twelv, wounded
 st Petersburg March 3t. Tie dis ruaalon of the budget in the dunn opened auspicinusly to-day. Az fhD constitutional democrats will not mAh light on the separate items the udop ton of the budget will proceed wltl dispatch and iis discussion will he dn ishod within tho timo limit recommend | cd by Finance Minister kekovsoff
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
H0N0RS JUDGE TOWNSEND
Century Club. of New York. Pays High
 Tribute to Distinguished Juri.t.

Al the last meeting of tho Century club of New York inc secretary. Ar. William NJ Sloane on behalf of tho club paid handsome tribute to the mcmory of Judge William K Town send of this city. T member
 Mir Sloane read tho following which was spread upon the pages of tho Cen. tury Took ih, official record Of tho or. gunization:
 William Knoelnnd rownscnd for twelve vents g member hero. way q dls. ,ingu!shod iu.ist, loved and hrilllan; son of Yaic great cltl2cu of Con ncctcut and of ,he tnitcd states llc was hfty.scvcn VI rs or nqo when he completed hls srtNl'c as protcssor anI judge. His. instruction was nccurnta nnd stimulating. his writings wcrr marked D" learning and clarity, nnd one li lcas, of Ne man! important dc. cisions is c'asaie ln thc history pi our territorial expansion. ln these rooms. as elsewhere, hn wn noted fo' hl chprm of munnrr and hls signnl 'n. Ih'l'N lt'i ti l' ''''ltil' l'll' NH1 l'l N'N q glorious conflict apd hc rclt the min. glod pain of jog and struggle Foi mpny yelra before thc cul hc kncr tnc measure of hia dtys bui he dls plpycd bic r1ustuur. and his courage n the drliberlto choice Of labor to tr, Inst in thomBstcry of cireumetnnec anu ln q fifteen .eera warfare witt dIsc1ae, throughout which hls powoe for ugpfl'ucss were not ah1ed nor th, gcrmlby gf hls neprc clouded"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

gan RaracL March 3l Judge Ward MrAiiigtpr. son Of Inc timuug society leader of New York died hetn tn.dty from the effects of an operation for appendicitis
 Rorklbud Mo, March 3i fho ar. morcd cruiser Montana arrived here tu. duy fnr her nllicinl po"crinnrn trirt Tho Montana Is q sister shin nf tho North rnru.!nn,
 Washington. March 3l orders wr Q issued ipsdg, fAr thf furlough of about 900 mechanics ii ihc W1phingtnn navy yard for p period pf ninety dayn. bp. ginning tp.mofrow The luck of work is ihc explanation given for this nc. ton
 Washington, March 3l Tho house committee on n1ve, affairs losdav vol. cd to report adversely the bill lo aus thorlze the purchase of tho lnmcstapn exposition gtnunda and buildings by tho government to be usod as a naval tralhlng and coalna station
 Chicago March 3t The Chicago rl,v counrii decided lasl night to take n hand in tho investigation of "gfafi" in tho water department Tho water bu. rem gave out an estlinnto That tho citv hps been dofrauded of about So 800. 0GH In water taxes in the last twelve years. Montgomery. Ala, March 3i,.-presi. dent Chambers of the Monigomrrv l Light and Water Power comnnny hay given notice tho he will refuse in pay | lhc state ta' 8v intangible atsets hold ! ing that tho ew ls unconstitutional l This Ia one uf lhp new acts and ap- 1 plies almost wholly Co corporations.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
STILL RETRENCHING
One Hundred Engine Drivers and Bremen Leave New
 Haven Road.
OTHERS ARE REDUCED
Ten Clerical Assistants at the Yellow Building Dismissed Ycs-
 terday.

Within the past five days fifty en- zine drivers and fifty iremen in the employ of the New Haven road have been discharged Of the remaining engineers many of them have been reduced to firemen and the substitute engineers put on.
 At the yellow building ten more women clerks were discharged yester- day, and the work is piling up on the assistants who are left, The employees at the general office building are not organized, and if they were 1t would he impossible for them to strike. as there are too many who would like to do clerical work. now out of employ ment, to make Il strike of this kind successful.
 The retrcnchment policy of the New Haven road has now affected every department The figures of how much has been saved week would be very interesting.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
ANARCHIST DYING
Cerebral Meningitis Develops from
 Wound, Made ny Exploding Bomb,

New York, March 5l SclIg sllycr- stein. in whose hand the dynamite bomb prcmamrcly exploded as hc wH preparing to throw lt at the police durinE tho Union Square dem onstration last sawrdlv ig dying to- night and tho phlacaas at Bellevue hospital state that the bomb thrower will not live twenty rpur hours. Crre- bra meningitis has developed fg5m thc fearful wom1s made by piece or the exploding mis ile and paraln six nf the lower lImbs p fast setting in. Siyerstcin ls slightly aallrl1ua to. night and there K little likelihood that tho coroner Wll succeed Ia obtaining my statement from the man
 sllvcrstcins salty has boon q cause of wondrrmcnt 10 physicians and there was strong hope that ho would survive
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
ERIE NOTE ISSUE
Public Scrvlcc Commission Authorizes
 s25o0O 0oc Iinaucul DcnI.

Albany, x. N.. March 3t, The puh- lir service commission to-day nn- nounccd that f. has authorized tho Erie llpilroad company 10 issue its notes for Sla,oo0OoO, dated April 1 l90S. payable not later than JulN l. 1913. to isEue lts general lien bonds seeurnd by its first consolidated mort gage deed, moi tn exceed S0,i5T,00n and to pledge ite bonds secured by its Pennsylvania collateral indcnture not exceeding &I50,ooO and to pledge any of such bonds 20 iasued as security for th"2c notes,
 The commission orders that tho company shall not without further authority scll any of theap bonds for legs than so per cent of their par yglnr that thepo bonds shall moi be sold prior to the payment md aia- charge of the notes Huthori2ei Co be Issued. go that there shall bc at my time uutetandlng an amount of nondR 20 sold and anch outetandinr notes for combined aggregate principal exceeding Sj5,000,000.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
U. s. SENATOR
 UNDER ARREST Jeff Davis, of Arkansas, Ac- cused of Carrying Revol- yer With Murderous
 Intent.
ATTACKED IN LITTLE ROCK
Says Prosecuting Attorney Struck Him With "Loadcd Bat" Acting Un- der Orders of Political
 Ringlcadcrs.

Little Rock, Ark, March 3l-United states senator Jeff Davis and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Helm had a dis pute on the street here to-day. Helm 1t Is said, struck Davis and the latter then went into his office Davis soon re- appeared and bystanders claim that he was looking for Helm. Helm says that Davis made an insulting remark to him which he resented with several blows.
 Senator Davis was arrested this af- tornoon on warrant charging him with carrying q revolver on the streets with murderous intent The case was docketcd in police court. In statement Helm says that he met Davis on the street and aCcosted him, the latter hav- Ing slardered him during the recent state campaign repeating false charges concerning the celebrated Hartley case, Helm says he struck Davis twice in N'N '"N' bAh consequently NHaetu llll1 into his office. He then picked up Davis Canc and went to his own office
 The cane was presented to Davis by the Arkansas legislature and tho sena : tor has carried 1t through four State campaigns. It is said to he the same cane Davis used in striking Associate Justice Wood on public platform at Hope, Ark, four years ago.
 Later Senator Davis made the follow Ing statement:
 Helm attacked mo from the rear as l was going Co my office, using load cd bat. which was attached to his wrist by thongs of leather This Is an attack such as 1 have warned the people of Arkansas would be made by polltlca' rings of Little Rock to further their desires. Helm simply acted under ln- structions of his superlors" '"
 Senator Davis. f s alleged charged in the recent campaign that Helm re. ccived si.oOO when Charles Hartley of New Albany. Indiana, wns robbed hero last year of SsOOo.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
NEWS SUMMARY,
GEN ERAL.

Ora stic Action Against Venezucla.. BulkeleN's Name Dragged ln,.,.,,, senator Jeff, Davis Arrested, ,..,,. Erie Road Note Issue .,,,,,,.....,,, Nation Aids the Trust. Financial News and Quotations.... II
 STATE. Funeral of pr. Ford d..,...,,,,.,... NO Decision at Storrs, s,,.,.,.,,.,,.. Waterbury Man Held for Assault.
 CITY. No Railroad Strike ro-day. y..,,,.. City Needs New Fire Engincs.. Game Commission Defended d. Praise for the Police. Ce.....,......... Unlicensed NJ. D. Arrested, . R. R, Stlll Retrenching, ng,,.,.,.....,. Public Utilities Hearing MondaY... For Better Health, h,,,..,,..,,..,.... Banquet for Hon. Alex, Troup, Building on the Boom m,..,..,,,...... Honor Judge Townsend .......... sermon by Bishop Keane. e.........
 SPORTS--Pngc 2. smith to Referee To-night's Fight Excitement Intense at New Orleans, Fair Selection of Firsts. Mix Leads Individual Tourney. X Slow and Lstless Victory New York Chess Player Loses. kld Shea Bests Kd Williams Hartford Bowlers Lead League.
 EVENTS TO-DAY--pnsc !. The Martyr at the Hyperion. The Girl of Eagle Ranch" at N. II. "Du Barry" at the Biiou. Big Attractions at Polls.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
SAID BULKELEY COULD
 PUT END TO INQUIRY
BANQUET FOR MIR. TR0UP
His Sixty-cighth Birthday Remem-
 bercd by Men of tho Union.

Alexander Troup, editor and pro- prietor of The Union, was siXty-oight years old yesterday and in honor of his birthday q dinner was rendered him by the employees of his paper at CoX's Surf House at Savin Rock. In all there were over sixty men from the office in attendance, each to add his congratulations to those of his fellows, Mr. Troup was given a huge bunch of beautiful red roses, siXty-eight in number, one each for every year that he has lived. Many congratulatory telegrams were read that came from near and far.
 The speech-making was of a more or less informal nature. Those who spoke included the following: F.. Kapz, of the New York office of the paper; Sylvester Chase, John Me- Cune. ex-Alderman James Logan, Alexander Troup, jr,, Barney Cutler, Robert A. Crosby, and Thomas Rey- holds.
 Philip Troup was the toastmaster of the occasion.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
NO DECISION AT STORRs
Professor Beach Meets With Trustees,
 i,ut Withholds Acrcptancc.

Hartford March 3l.-A meeting of the trustees of tho Connecticut Agri- cultural college was held here to-day to discuss the matter of the election of a successor to President Rufus w stmson, nf tho college, whose resgna- ton becomes effective next July Prof C. L. Beach who has been offered the position was present and talked the matter over with inc trustees After the meeting it wns stated that Profess aor Beach wos not vet ready to an- nounrc hIs decision in the matter Tho trustees voted tp continue the summer school sessions.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
NO STRIKE TO-DAY
Machinists Officials Delay Ac- tion Until Next Mon-
 day,
CONFER WITH ROAD TO-DAY
Organizers Coming for Further Meeting Next Satur-
 day

The machinists in the employ of the New Haven road, hundreds of whom have been laid off during the past three weeks, at meeting last night, decided not to strike untll next Monday, should the national officials who are to meet the New Haven road officials to-day, fall to come to any understanding in regard to the wage scale
 The reason for this delay in action by the men Is that lf the national of fcials to-day fail to got the New Ha- ven roads consent to the continuing of the present scale, national organiz- CTS will come here Saturday for a fnal conference
 From the shops yesterday there were no further discharges as the force now on is absolutely necessary to carry on the work With safety For this reason it ls believed by tho mon that the road will not put the piece work wage scale into effect today. az was threatened. but will wait until after the final conference on Satur- day The national officials of the or- ganizatons now in the city are
 International President James O'CdNncll and international Vice President Thomas Wilson both of Washington. of ihe Machini4ts uuon: J w Kline of Chicago, international proeidcnt and w. J. Doughcrty of Buffalo. general organizer of the Blacksmlths; George II. Dunn of Chi cago. international president of the Boilermakcrs; James II Hatch oi New York, international president oi the Car Workers, John Suthons ot Rochester \ Y5 Martin r Ryan of Mena Ark and John r Lewis of Memphis, If tho Cur Mems associa- ;lan. and James Cummings of New Nort general organizer of machln igts.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
CIGARMAKERS TO YIELD
Win Vote To-night to Go Back 10
 Worl, Under New Conditions.

Al thelr meeting tonight in tho Poli building there is no doubt that the cigarmal,ers in the employ of John r. lilfeathcr will decide to TO back to worl, under the new shop conditions, announced aiN weeks ago which led 10 the subsequent strike. This was the statement last night of ono of the mon who has been q leader among the strikers since they went ont He said that thc national officers have told the men they were in he wrong, and that they did not wish to longer keep their eympnthi2crs from employment, as they have by the recent lockout
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
DRASTIC ACTION IN { CASE OF VENEZUELA
INDIANA PLATFORM
Fairbanks Men for Non-lntcricrcncc
 With Present Temperance Laws,

Indianapolis, March Republican leaders met in conference to night and decided definitely to recommend to tine resolutions committee of tho state re- publican convention tomorrow the fol- lowing ideas for blanks of the party platforms:
 Local option, with the county as tho uni..
 o Interference with present temper- ancc laws.
 Revision of tariff along protective lines by a special session of congress, after the election.
 Qualification of laws governing cor porations.
 Child labor legislation within limits,
 lndorsing the candidacy of Charles V. Fairbanks for president,
 Opposing contributions by corpora tions to campaign funds.
 Making regulations that will insure confidence in the integrity of the bank ing system
 Progressive program in labor legisla- ton.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
Connecticut Senator's Name Dragged Into Submarine Boat HeaKlng by Pres
 ident of Electric
 Company. MUST BUY LAKE 60.
Approached by Two Agents N Bridgeport Concern-At- torney Kellogg, of Wa terbury, Denies Bring
 ing Political In
 fluence.

Washington, March 31.---Isaac l.. Rice. president of the Electric Boat company, to-day made sweeping de- nial of the charges preferred by Rep- resentative George l.. Lilley of Con- necticut, before the special committee of the house that is Investigating those charges. He denounced several of the statements as malicious lies and said that others were too absurd to answer.
 He testified that he had been ap- preached by agents of the Lake Boat company with propositions for the Electric Boat company to buy out the Lake Boat company, the negotiations to be contingent upon the stopping of the investigation. Those who ap- preached Mir Rice, according to hisS testimony were U. Grant Brown and Charles B. Flint, both of New York, but Mir. Rice said he did not know beyond Mir. Browns statement that the latter was an agent of the Lake company. When asked how the pres ent investigation was to be stopped. Mir. Rice said that Mir Brown said 1t could be stopped by United States Sem ator Bulkeley of Connecticut. The other two witnesses of the day were John P Kellogg, assistant states attorney for Connecticut, and Wil- liam D. Gordon of Midland, Mich, | 1at f.,. .4..t. company. They denied knowledge of any wrongful influence being used by the Electric Boat company to secure legislation in congress.
 Details of Hearing. At the opening of to-day's session MT Lilley presented request to the committee that Admiral Capps. chief of the bureau of construction of the navy department, be recalled and all his questions propounded h the order in which he had prepared them.
 Mir. Lilley also asked that expert &C., countants he appointed by the commit- toc to examine the records. vouchers, checks and other documents that may be brought before the committee and he further suggested that "such ex- perts, if appointed, be put under oa,,s to make thorough investigation and s& crrato report as basis upon whiN. alone your committee will be able ;SN fully interrogate the witnesses (ofli- clals of the company when placed upon the stand
 MT. Kellogg Denies.
 The first witness examined was John P. Kellogg of Waterbury, assistant states attorney for Connecticut and representative of the Electric Boat company in that state. His testimony dealt with conversation in 1907 with Mir. Lilley at which time he said he showed MT. Lilley memorandum pre- rared by MT. Frost providing for a blank appropriation for submarine boats the boats to be submitted 10 competitive tests. The memorandum | sz---as---.--s-s ---a---------------
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
YOUNG KING IN TROUBLE
Financial nin'cullcs Require selling
 of Horses in Royal stable.

I.l#bcn March 3l King Manuel to-day conferred at longh with tho minister or finance cn tho Gnpncial situation or the royal household lt pa decided to sell number of horaCs of tho royal dablo
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
FIGHT A DRAW
Bout Between Abe AttcIl and Battling
 Nelson Goes the Limit.

San Francisco, March 3t--The pugi. listic battle between Abe Attell and Battling Nelson resulted in draw here tonight at the end of the fir. teenth round. Both boys were in good condition at the end of the contest.