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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30
NEW MILL IS
SET GOING
STUART PLANT AT CHER
RY CREEK STARTS AUS
PICI0USLY = BANQUET
IN CELEBRATION Is
LARGELY ATTENDED.

Starting of the new stamp mill of
the Stuart Gold Mines Holding Co.
at their Coeomongo property, five
miles from Cherry Greek. occurred
picious and gratifying circumstances.
Upward of so people from Cherry
Creek We're present to witness going
into commission of the plant and in
celebration of the event the gather
ing was rendered a fine banquet in
the Office building of the company.
The banquet was presided over by
Mesdames Leishman and Stuart. Ar
rivals in the city last evening from
attendance at the banquet said 1t
was one of the finest it had been
long time.
The new plant of the Stuart Co.
consists of four Nissen stamps With
capacity of 40 tons each "a hours.
Besides the stamps the mill is thor
oughly equipped throughout for the
treatment of gold ores in the most
modern manner and during the trial
run the entire outfit did its wors
with greatest satisfaction to all in
terested There were present during
the trial run Colonel Stuart, VIM
Stuart, principal holders in the hold.
ing company. Superintendent ]. II.
Leishman and Mont Pickell, who SUI
perintended erection of the plant,
and number of prominent residents
from Cherry Creek.
From now on the new plant will
be in continuous operation on ores
from the properties of the company,
which are situated in Egan canyon.
Enough ore has been blocked out in
the Stuart mines to keep the entire
plant in steady operation for a long
time and from the values secured
from the average rock produced from
the properties it appears that the
stockholders of the organization
should in the near future be receiv-
ing dividends.
The machinery installed by the
company is of the latest pattern and
during the trial yesterday worked
perfectly. The equipemnt comes
from the Fairbanks-M Morse machin-
cry Co. of Salt Lake. and their rep
resentatiye. Engineer Mont Pickell,
will look after operation of the plant
until ii is formally turned over to
the Stuart people. The going into
commission OF the mill will do much
toward enliyening the Cherry Creek
district, which in its early days pro-
duced millions in wealth in the prec-
ious metals.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30
SOTHERN FILES ANSWER
TO WIFE'S SUI

RENO, July 29.-Edward H. Z
Sothern's hurried visit and de- Z
. parture from the city yesterday Z
was explained this afternoon Z
when Attorney Harwood, who Z
represents the actor, filed with Z
the county clerk the answer to Z
the complaint filed last week by Z
Virginia Harmed Sothern for a Z
divorce. 1t was for the purpose {
of verifying the answer that {
Sothern slipped into Reno and {
then slipped out again. {
The answer, like all other {
documents in the case. is sealed, Z
and its contents will probably 9
not be known until the case is .
called for trial. .
The fact that the answer to Z
the complaint has been filed, Z
however, is regarded as settling {
the question as to whether Z
Sothern means to contest his Z
wife's action for divorce. 1t is Z
considered as conclusive evil Z
. dence that the case will be Z
. fought out to the bitter end on Z
Its merits. Z
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30

HAYES. prominent banker of the
latter place.
In side OF six hours six foreigners
we're run down by trains and killed
at Buffalo
Fifteen business men at Topeka
we're fined 50 each for violation of
the Sunday labor law.
The Naumkeag Cotton Mills at
Salem. Mass. employing 1000 hands,
have gone on full time
Two men held up the baggageman
of an Ulster & Delaware train be-
tween Stamford and South Gilbea,
y. Y, and not only took his valna-
bes but the mail pouch.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30
BnusrLrs ~ RAny's BRAIN.
in Her Month When She
Fell From the Bed

ALTOONA. Pa, July 29.-Rolling
off a bed with a toothbrush In her
mouth. Jeanette Eberle, aged y
months. fell on her face The brush
was driven through the throat the
bristles seyering an artery leading 10
the base OF the brain, and causing
almost instant death.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY,

Charging Illegal procurement Oh
board of education bonds OF west
New York. New Jersey, the police of
Cleveland have arrested Harry Il.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30
ELY DISTRICT HAS GREAT
REPUTATION, SAYS GOULD.

NOTHING BUT WORDS OF HIGHEST PRAISE FOR IT
AMONG MINING MEN THE COUNTRY OVERFLOW
ED IN EXPRESSION BY EMINENT GEoLoGIsT
WITH PARTY WHICH ARRIVED LAST NIGHT TO
VISIT MINES AND REDUCTION WORKS
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30

The First National Bank of Rock
Creek. O.. has been closed by the
of the treasury.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30

Fifteen men at Maysville. Ky.
whipDed Samuel Rigon until he bled.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30

Biggest Copper Dis.
trict of the Country
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
IN FIVE FIGURES. <
 Loss In Oklahoma Is Given at Ten Million Dollars.

Guthrie, May 27.-Flood waters fast receded Tuesday. No additional loss of life is reported. The death roll will remain at eight The train service on many lines must remain annulled for several days yet, while on others only partial service is possible. The dam age to crops and railroads Is conserv- atively estimated at $10000000. Hun dreds of passengers are stalled at Shawnee, Tulsa, Muskogee and other points.
 At MuskOgee the Arkansas river began falling Tuesday. At that place 2,500 consumers are still without gas as the result of the principal main breaking In West Guthrie, where more than 300 houses are submerged the water drained off fast Tuesday and conditions began to assume their normal aspect The bottoms are like N to be under water for many days yet. Hundreds of railroad laborers are at work repairing tracks and bridges in the flooded country.
 At Stigler, the Canadian river made a complete change of course and rail road bridges that formerly spanned the stream were rendered useless.
 Ardmore has had but one mail in thfrty-siX hours.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
Every Field Considered.

Kansas City, May 27.-Every field of home missionary work was consid- cred Tuesday by the general assembly Of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. Reports were submitted on the progress of missionary efforts of the church among laboring men. immigrants, In. dians and all other classes at home which the church Is trying to reach. and general discussion of home mis. sions followed. The board for the first time in ten years reported a debt of more than s47,000, but it was explained that this is due to the as sumption of the work of the Cumber- land branch of the church. It was shown that during last year there has been an increase of s28,000 in gifts to churches and individuals for home missionary work. The financial panic Is believed to have been responsible for the fact that increased gifts did not largely exceed the increased ap- populations.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27

He predicted should Secretary Taft become president, the United States government will be run "as a mere annex to the Philippine commission, and valued only as contribution"
 Discussing the attitude of the peo- pie of the Pacific coast toward the Japanese, MT. Slayden said:
 They talk about the yellow peril and vote for black death. They may some day have cause to regret the yellow sky in the east so absorbs at tention they cannot see the black cloud in the South"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
FORCED TO STEAL.
This Is the Plea Made by Party In
 Court

Chicago May 27.-A dispatch from Ann Arbor, Mich, says: That he was forced to steal as part of his secret society initiation ritual was the plea of George van Brunt, of Kansas City, Mo, in Justice Dotie's court Monday
 Van Brunt and Thomas c. Wanty of Grand Rapids spent Sunday In jail
 The boys, with several companions, were returning home after session at the Pipe and Bowl club when a po- liceman says they attempted to steal a red light from a building. He placed Van Brust under arrest, whereupon the others tried to take him away from the officer. After scrimmage all the students fled, but Wanty was caught.
 They were arraigned and pleaded guilty to a charge of disorderly con- duct. Van Brunt was fined $50 and costs, while Wanty was fined $10. Van Brunt has been suspended by the university for one year.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
0NL, MILLION ESTIMATE
Damage Done at Dallas Placed
 at That Figure.
SOME. SITTER HEEVILY.
City Continues In Darkness, Electric Light and Power Company Being as Yet Unable to Resume Robbers Are Operating In West Dallas.

Dallas, May 27.-After doing damage of over $1,0O0,O0O, drowning, it Is esti- mated, eight people and rendering 4,OOO people in Dallas homeless, the Trinity river Tuesday began falling slowly. It is believed that when the flood Is over 1t will be found that the number of deaths will be increased. All of those carried down with the Texas and Pacific railway trestle Mon. day have not been accounted for.
 Frank Edwards lost his life by fall ing into backwater on Mckinney ave- nue Tn the northern aprt of the city.
 Dallas business men are raising a rund to succor the distressed and homeless. It is estimated over $20,O00 will be needed. The latter number about 4.OO0. All raiNoads are practic- ally tied up, but few trains being run in and out of Dallas
 The waterworks and electric light plants Tuesday were still inundated. The street car company P being served by another electric light and power company that sustained no damage. The latter company Is being operated to its fullest capacity. Hun dreds of people are utilizing lamps and candles, and in a number of in stances where pipes are In the build lngs the gas company is furnishing Illuminating facilities.
 Mlscreants are taking advantage of the condition of affairs at West Dallas and robbing residences.
 The Dallas Electric Light and Pow CT company is the heaviest loser. Its loss may run up as high as S50,000 Will R. Allen loses $20, 900 by his stock of powder in a magazine being wet The Dallas Brewing company has sus- tained a $10,000 damage The Texas and Pacific's loss Is about $8,0OO. County officials estimate the damage done to the Commerce street and Mil ler's ferry wagon bridges will foot up $4O,0OO. How much the waterworks has been damaged Is yet unknown.
 The city is being patrolled at night, owing to the absence of lights, by over 200 special police. Picture shows and the Casino at Oak Cliff have tempo rarily discontinued performances.
 Never before since Dallas was founded has the Trinity river been so high or done as much damage at this place as occurred Monday. Narrow escapes from drowning were numer- ous and some miraculous The boats have been of invaluable benefit, as without them there would have been few people rescued
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
FOREIGNERS PRESENT.
Execution of Self-Confessed Murderer
 Used as SaIutary Object Lesson.

Pottsville, Pa, May 27-In order that they may go among their countrymen and impress upon them the enormity of the crime of murder and the ter rible punishment therefor, large number of Slavs, Hungarians, Poles, Italians. Russians, Lithunans and oth- CT foreigners were invited to attend the execution of Felix Radzius, young Pole, convicted of the murder of woman and her child at Shenan- doah. six months ago. Sheriff Evans thought the story of the execution as told by the foreigners present would have salutary effect in curbing the murderous tendency of some of the lawless element. Before leaving his cell for the scaffold Radzius made a complete confession of the Shenan- doah crime and also confessed to the murder of man in Russian Poland three years ago.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
Officials In Jail.

Havana, May 27-The alcalde, the chief of police, the city treasurer and seventeen other officials of Nueva Paz, in the province of Havana. who re- gently were arrested and placed in jail on the charge of permitting pub lie gambling, are being held in de- fault of $90,000 bail. The complain ant in the case is Major General Loynaz del Castillo, who alleges that the gambling devices which were al lowed to operate in the city of Havana during the carnival are now making Nueva Paz gambling center.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27

Northern district of Indian Territory spent $6,000 and had 100 picked men out three months trying to capture the Wycliffs, but failed. They re. mained all the time in the Spavinaw hills. They used red pepper to throw the bloodhounds of the trail, making It the most remarkable outlaw hunt In the history of the state.
 Charley Wycliffe. the oldest broth. CT and leader. was mysteriously killed last spring. The defense of the Wycliffes Is they were bounded by Federal officials and indignties heaped upon the proud Cherokees un. til they were driven to commit mur. der
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
SLAYDEN SPEAKS.
Discusses Placing of Fllipinos In the
 Military Academy.

Washington, May 27.-In the course of consideration of the conference re- port on the military academy appro- priation bill in the house MT. Slayden or Texas attacked the senate amend ment providing for education at West Point of four Filipinos. Such legisla- tion, he said, "is cheap bribe to the Filipinos."
 Tt is not unlikely" he said, these four Filipinos will eventually become leaders in revolutions against the United States. The association of the United States and the Philippines" :" he declared. was conceived in greed, supported by hypocrisy and will end in disaster"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
SEVENTEEN HURT.
Prank of Children May Cost the Lives
 of Several

Pottsville, Pa, May 27-Seventeen children were injured. several of them fatally. A score of boys and girls ranging in age from six to fourteen years climbed aboard car on the track on the Philadelphia and Reading branch to Lincoln colliery. in West End county. and started 1t down the heavy grade. While going at fright. full rate of speed the track collided with a car standing at the foot of the grade and both were almost complete ly demolished.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
THREE MORE LIVES LOST.
Total Deaths by Drowning Are Placed
 at One Dozen.


 Fort Worth, May 27.-Three more lives were lost here, which swells the list of flood victims to twelve at this city and vicinity. The names of sev- eral of those drowned carrot be learned One woman narrowly es- capped death here Tuesday when she attempted to ford flooded street Her horse was swept away, leaving her In a cart at the mercy of the tor rent. She floated some distance be- fore being rescued.
 All railroads entering Fort Worth still report crippled service. Late re- ports show that the damage has been underestimated. The total damage in this section to railroads will reach $1,- 600,000.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
SHERRY ENTERTAINED.
Rear Admiral and Others Ar,
 Guests at a Banuuet.

Seattle, Wash, May 27.-Two hun dred guests, including Admirals Sper ry and 100 officers, Governor Meade and Mayor Miller, were present, at the banquet of the Ranier club.
 Speeches appropriate to the occasion were made by Admiral Dewey and
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
Several Times oversubscribed.

New York, May 7.-Subscriptions to the $16000,00O bond issue of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail- way company closed at the office of J. P. Morgan & Go, Tuesday. It was announced the amount of the bonds had been several times oversubscribed. The bonds pay per cent. They run for fifty years and were offered at 9f per cent.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
HiQhest In Years,

Paris, Tex, May 27.-Red river stands higher than for years. Twen- ty-three feet Is the danger point and the stream registered at noon Tues day thirty fee. Another big, rise is due to come down. Farm laNds are flooded beyond description on both sides of Red river. Much damage has been done and great fear for the Fris- co bridge is entertained.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27

to his IdenuIJy. NO one Is known to have been missing. The man may have been murdered or drowned and later his head torn from the corpse by wild hogs and dragged up to the woods. Peace officers from Harris burg left for the scene
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
HUMAN HEAD FOUND.
Nearly Severad From Body and Par
 italy Devoured by Hogs.

Houston, May 27.-A human head severed from the body and eaten par tially by wild hogs, was found in a grove at Sylvan Beach park. Later the headless trunk, nude and horribly decom. ased. was found at the edge of the bay lying in the water, and being eaten by crabs and gars. A few shredded gray hairs show the man was old. Otherwise there is no clue
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
Governor Expresses Reoret.

Austin, May 27.-The governor ex- pressed his regret at the terrible storm conditions prevailing In Dallas and Fort Worth. Although the state Is ready to take hand toward re- lieving the suffering, no request has yet been make for aid.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
Democrats Win.

Globe, Ariz., May 27.-In the first city election held here the Democrats won complete victory. Albert Kin ney, for mayor, led his Socialist op- ponent 2 to 1. Socialists cast more votes for the head of their ticket than that boiled by the Republicans.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
WYCLiFFES SURRENDER.

by use or Red Pepper outlaws Pre-
 vented Hounds From Trailing Them.
 Muskogee, Okla. May 27.-Tom and John Wycliffe, Cherokee outlaws. charged with the murder of Deputy Marshal Ike Gilstrap and J. H. Vera, March, 1906. voluntarily surrendered to the sheriff of Cherokee county at Tahlequah on guarantee of a fair trial and no interference on the part or Federal officials bonds of $50O0 were. made Marshal Darrough O. old
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
Lbe Prescott Daily News.

Entered as second class matter April l5, 1907, at the post office at Prescott, Ark, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
Bridoe Intact.

sherman, Tex, May 27,-Katy-Fris co bridge over Red river was not washed away, as reported.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
Two More Bishops.

Baltimore, May 27.-On the fifteenth ballot Revs. Lewis and Hughes were elected Methodist Episcopal bishops.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
Loses Many Hoqs.

Denison, May 27.-Red river flood has caused farmer to lose fifty fine hogs.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
Suicide on Sofa.

Marion, O., May 27.-David Harmon shot himself to death on a sofa.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27

Captain Wainwright The army was represented by Colonel Woodbury, of Fort Lawton, Governor Meade, Fred erick Bausman and former Governor John R. McGraw.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28

Este optimismo mantiene la paz.
Ell peligro japones, del que tanto sc
habla, no asusta los americanos.
Estan convencidos de que en- case de
conflicto ser5n victoriosos. La cues
ti6n negra falta mucho para que este
resuelta. En- el Sur hay Estados
donde la poblaci6n de color es el 40
9 Ell so por 100 de la poblacion total;
pero 81 esos negros Sc les tiene so
cialmente aislados, legalmente estan
admitidos: es Ell stata guo.
Todos estos pro blemas quedan pen
ldientes; no turban la confanza. Hay,
es cierto, aquf y aculla algunos que
emplezan 4 'pensar no en- una artis'
tisca filosof1a, como Emerson, sin6 en-
una sinceridad practica Sc sefiala
los pellgros, Sc los Giscute, Sc le bus
ca remedies. En- las revistas sc leen
articulos tltulados "La Question Ne
gra, La Legislation de los Ferro
ca.riles,' La Industria del Acero, y
Eel trabajo de los Nifios." Esas ad.
vertencias apenas 81 son escucha das
pero asi y todo Sc infiltran por los
ojos hasta el espiritu; es como una
conclencla nacional que despierta. va
Sc sal be que escandalo provocaron los
llbros Upton Sinclair.
Sin embargo, ESQ no puede amino
rar el optimlsmo de los americanos
Sc niegan a leer libros extranieros
escritos acerca de su pals, temerosos
de encontrar en- ellos censuras 6 yer.
dades POGO halagadoras. No Sc dig
nan compararse 4 los otros pueblos
los cuales segtln dicen estan celosos
de su prosperidad. Sc dan cuenta de
su fuerza pretenden que sea eterna.
eSta cOntlanZa eS neceSarla. Harto
Sc We por la crisis actual, cuan terri
bles consecnencias originan los des-
fallecimientos, las horas de duda, de
vacllaci5n, de panico. Sc ha creado una
palabra intraducible para designar ell
entusiasmo con que Ell americana Sc
aprecia el 5lAtt, que no es mas que
una exageracion que sc pretende que
los demas admltan como una realidad
Y en- el fondo el americana es sincere.
Guarda las apariencias para guardian
al mismo tempo sus ilu usiones Preie-
re mentirse a 81 misrno mentir a
su standard Of life" Tiene leyes
que dan prez a sus costumbres, mas,
acaso, que costumbres que den prez
& sus leyes.
(Continuara)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
p A Z | S


Los matrlmOnios de las milo
narias yanquis con los arruina =
dos mobiles europeos continuan n
a la orden del dia. Del Ultima.
mente Celebrado, Ell de Gladys
Vanderbilt con Ell austriaco con-
de Szechenyi, de que dieron
cuenta todos los periodicos del
mundo, surgi6 una nueva
union. La madre de la novia
apetitosa jamona de buen yer
todavla, Sc enamor0 de otro aus
trlaco, y parece que Ell matri-
monio Gamma va a todo vapor.
Cada vez que una millionaire
yanqui Sc casa con TN gran Sc
nor europeo, la Prensa ameri-
cana pone el grito en- el cielo, y
los politicos de Washington ha-
blan de la conveniencia de ha-
Ger una ley que prohiba la sail
da de los dollars" de las dotes,
porque las reci6n casadas dis
frutan de grandes comodidades,
de reflnado comfort" ALA en-
America; pero corren a insta-
larse en- Paris 8 en- Londres sin
sentir la menor nostalgia. FL
amor a la europea" hace estos
mila gros
Ahora la cosa va de veras;
pues indignada va la opinion
americana por el matrimonio
Gladys Vanderbilt, al saber que
la madre de la millionaire sc dis
pone a entregar su blanca y
regordeta mano a otro austriaco
sin dos pesetas, no ha sabido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
Dos EbroS Y dos curaS en- entrodIcIO
.BOSG .BsSNaa CNsfenNS

l. Osservatore Romano publica
I'm decreto de la Inquisicion por ell
cual Sc condenan la ./asffce soetah y Ia
Vff Cathohqne de los curas Naudet y
Debry (franceses) y Sc intima 4 am
bos eclesiasticos no publican, nj baio
sus nombres nj bajo seudonimos,
escritcs de ninguna clase, bajo pena
de suspension.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
A los SuScriDtOreS Y AgentcS

Para la buena marcia de esta Admins
raci6n, no admitimOs Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes- Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 30 8
81; sdviertiendose que las que Sc dieren con
posterioridad no sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
gurtiran efecto EN- la contabiIidad hasta ell
dia altimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.