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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
MuSICA NA IVA.

En- el "Paris Bazar''. Sc ven
den artisticas copias del magni-
fico walls t'Puerto Rico del com
positOr puertorriqueflo, Sr. Ra-
fael Balselro. Esta composicl6n
obtuvo medalla de orc en- ell Ill
timo certamen y es la favorita
de los pianistas de la .isla. A
y ctvs. el eiemnlar,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
En- eI Cine anoche.

AgrAdable vslada psO6 q pdblioo ano'
che aHiStisndo & ls exhibition dc nusvRG
pslfculA8 en- 81 Cine do Puerta do Terra.
Son dc v0EdadsEO inteE68 y uoEpFsndsn'
hGB efsCtoB cinemat6gFafoH lns cintaB ''LR
viuda del marine, ''Pequ0fioR donhollins'
dOFes dc chimenaaB", s'Billets dc favor,
muy c6miCa, "suicidio imposiblo'', s.No'
velR de una cantante" y OtEGu do indiIou'
tihls m6Rit0.
ESts noChs habrS nueVon ostranoa.
Al Cine, ll6vams mam6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
La gran aperture doIH0t8I Eureka MiTamaE''
AxEaager & Son,
PROPIETARIOs Niramar, santurce TO-

p6bI eftuars
ell SabadO noche IA de Noviembe 1908.
habtaones
aa dos amuadOs bah Pr
E Hotel ed moado al tlO cOd vr6n "la
table hote
srvidumbre efiente hablan ngl6s epanol
Habra bale p
mas ha do pO administrator garanir oOmOdidad placer
& huespedes
Ell Men6, ervido dese a p M. las p
Sc svirdn tOda oaae de bebidas z del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
LlNEA FERREA DEL OESTE.

Itinerario-salidas de Bayam6n Y
Capital, simultaneamepte.
Dias laborables. - Maflana 6, 7.O5,
$50, 9.45 y11.OO. Tarde II. Is, 1.45, 3.15,
4.35, 5.45 y $50.
Dias festivOs.-Maf1anaE6, 7.O5, $50,
9.45 y II. Tarde 1915, l.3O, 2.3O, $50,
4.3O, 5.45 y 80.
Billetes baratos para dias festivOs.
De San Juan Bayam6n, ida y vuelta
en- Il clase, 25 cts; ga clase, 16 cts. De
Bayam6n CatafIO, ida y vuelta, IA
clase, Is cfs., "a clase, 10 cts
Billetes OrdinariOs de Capital q Ca
taf1o en- Ia. clase, 8 cts. y ga clase ctv.
Bayam6n 10 de Enero de 1906. Ra-
mon Vald6s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
CONN Orlando Ell
100 aniVersaiO de
la fundaCi6n de la
casa DOOIey Smith.
& Comp.
Ell lena de la casa fu6 siempre;
'TeCt0 pT0GedsT para con tOdOS" =.
Una esPI6Htida Pr0spsEidad ha al.
GanZad0 en- SuS negOcI0S.

El a6badG poF ID n0ch0, Z del CDPEignte,
los gmplG8doo pFinGipal0g de 10 C0m0rCiaI
DoOlsy, Smith & Company, diOTon un
bNnqusto en- Ol Hotel IuglateHrR en- honor
dol primer jefo do lR miGma, el geioE Hen
~ w. DoolOY, para conmemoERE Ol d6ci'
mo &nivaFBREio do l9 fdudnCi6n de ID casa.
Las hOraB maU agFRdAbleI tT8ngCuFFi0'
ron que d0jNr6n gratO TsCueFdO On el cora.
z6n do AquslIOB que tuviOrOn 81 placer dc
hRllGTB0 pTOISntGg.
Bl senior Gobl0 fu6 ol0gido para inicisF
Ion bEindig. Luego tOdOI los invitRdOB hi
CieEon uIo de 10 pAlabFR, ni0ndO obj0to
principal do BuD digCuTBoI 0BpsEAnz opti'
mistaB h&CiA Gl fNtuEo dc Puerto Rico y Ia
do Doolsy, Smith & Company:
So bFind6 poF los miembr0B auHontGg,
In Halud, proHpqridad , fsliGidRd del Bef1OE
Dooley poE el buOn 6xito futuEo de ID
Casa: Cerr6 Loo bFindi8 0D g8f0r DoolOy,
qui0n con O8Cogido longuBie On an 0legRn-
to digCuEBo hizO Ia hiBtoEiG de lG casa ds1dG
90 fundGci6n hHltA sl dis; Rindisndo 81 m6l
profundo homemade Ia mOmoria del di
funt0 8oCi0, DR.. Charles r. Shine CO. r.
d. = expEs8Ando "a 0gTadeCimiOnto & ID
cooperation On foFmRE Gsta organization
que 40 ssfaOE8R On fomGntRE CadG uno ,
todOB EuB mismbFog de mBnGFG un6nimG.
Los nombFsI do IoB que 10 hAlllron pre-
HentO uon: GefloFG8 H. w. Doolsy, N. p.
Nichols, A. r. WOgItaff, F. e. Burnett
F. Garcia LsbR6a, OhsFlsB Gray, o. L
Globs, Fl. W. Ryder, T0nisnts Harding
@. BurCian, A. ChEigty, B. A. Cheney,
M. w. OrisBslI j. FL. Jubb.
TRz6n para gsntirIs oTgullOB08 del gran
dO1aFTollo que hR tornado Gl nsgooiO on
tan POGO tempo, ComOnsando hAC0 die2
amos con un solo smpIsAdo haBtB GlCGnzal
Ol oBpI6ndido grupo de hombEsG Rdi0UtrR-
dos, Hh0Fa diGpuGBtoS & RumontRF 81 nGgO
clio Aflo por afo; n0gOCio que hoy abRrOl
toda Ciudad, pueblo y aldsa On Puerto Ri
co. Cuba.
EDts buon 6xito He ha podido obtensI
Golo pOr I'm ConHtRnts, largo y peEgigt0nta
tEAbAi % y complotR cooperation de todoI
loB miambEOB de la organization.
Ell mayor honor CRbO 81 senior D00lOy
pax la maERvilloBR f0FmR en- que con ad
mirAbIs cello y tACto hR podidO modelsr ur
CuOrpo de hombroB do muChGs Macdonald
dNdOD, inCluE0 GBpaiiOlsI, puertOFTiquOf1og
RmericAnoD, oub8nOB, BlemRneg, hollands
900, daneseU, ingloIeB = CanadenBsg, haoisD
do lR organization mas perfsCta y pF6Bp0
r., una emprsBR do Ia que no Bolamsnt(
doban BsntiFss OFgulloBOO tOdoB loH que
ella eBt6n unidoB Uino 81 mundo ComGrCiAI
do Puerto Rico.
Uno dc los mas potantss factoroB parc
ol 6xito de DoOlOy, Smith & Company Oh
que dO1de OI principle tOmRron para GU
gufa los mas altos ideAlOu y han tTabVjOdC
ContinuamentO y con Gmptfo pare logFAI
eus obiOto, t0niendo por lOmR "Rscto pro
Cod0E para todoI', ~ usA 10 parEoquiAno
smplsRdR 8 competitor.
Ell inspector Zimmerman en- Ba'
yam0n.
Va 4 invASfigaH INNS cAEghS nne
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
A Los SEMBRAOORES De CARAS.

No pidA ustsd romanaH para pssRr BuH
CRfiRg.
PEonto tendr6 en dsp6Hito para sarviElo
lee que uatOd nOCasit0. ID. SIRE. San
Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
PaER NaT YaEk.

BOlGC76n de log pasajqEOH CUE eOnduce el
vapor 'FiIadslfis psFa Nav York.
Gobornador Regis n. Post, Tulio L.
TFfnAga, Thomas Sampson, II. @. stanEChI
J, Elliot JOGe A, TaulOtD 7. E, Belols
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12

CASA DE PREsTAMOs de Joss Ba.
EEn, Allen 81 St. HaCe opaFaCionas 90
bE8 alhsjaa DsBds 100 dollars en ads'
lants sl intaT68 Bsr6 conventional = no ex'
codsE6 del 3 % mansusI. Oomprs y ven.
de Rlhajag modsrnRs y Rntiguas. ssBJ Juan
PuaRtO Rico,
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Ell inspector Zimmerman en- Ba'
yam6n.
Va a inVestigar uU0s GaTgos que
ha heCh0 a On guaTdia ViIIarIni.
GogIOnta Ia poIltcl pare Ojreu mDgunzas.
(De maestro oOrrsspOnsaJ }

Novismbro 12.-El inspector thinner
man do lR P. I. 30 OBpOra hoy en- sstG Ciu'
dad, que viena con 81 obieto dc inspeooio1
mar los csrgoI qUs Ol TapiOnts ViIlaEini
h0 fJEmulRdo al r, I, VaIloV.
Par0ce que nOCaOitabR al senior VilIRVini,
una victims para, 8iHculpaE 0Igdn tAnto,
GO conducta, 81 diG de laE eleCcions8 an
toe y deBpu6G de sllSR. PeFO segdu me he
podido infoTmRE, log CGVgoB de Waller no
tianeu fundAmento.
DeclarRn como tsstigoB de VAlIsu, los
8efioTOB Lcdo. L0opoldO Santiago, LCdo.
GuiIlGTm0 RsDgel, don Julio UG0ER, Su'
pOEintsndents dc In P. r. A, T. y Go.
EupsrarsmoB 0l EsIultAdO do IL invsIti'
eRci6n, para dSrlo conOCer 81 pdbIicO.
La BsfioEita JoBoinO Gutierrez Pi.
chHr&O, RgraciRda, y Gimp6tiOR tTigus no,
10 sncuentra passndonO uuoG diag, en- sDtG
ciudad. Es hu6Ipsd ls g0ntil dRmitH de
Tnu sBposo1 GutieTrsS. FGlicitRmog ess ho'
car, oaf como la RoCiGdRd de BGyam6n.
-8s me qusiGn con muCha frsOusnGiS,
ds 0ua sI pan que 20 eBt6 VOndisndO al
p6blioo oB mRlO On oAlidOd y peso. We
FoDpou ii ol doctor CoEdaFo, ca ma vista
Official, us OncsEga de GrEeglRE & lOD duatlo1
dc tahona, al msnoB, en- 10 que 20 Teda'
70 & SAnidad.
-Ha uido objato de muOhAs fsliCitatio'
nOu, por sl triunfo On 80 CaudidHtura, q
Juez Lcdo. Lsopoldo Santiago. AdSgGE'
1nrios usnsbtoB faiiCitsn Gl jovsn jugs.
l-A6u conbinds anfeEm6 Ol Gwen Gui'
lIQrmo ChaEb0niOE.i Q0s BG rP8t6bleFOR
Cuanto sntos. {. T.
-EmpssaFOB pEohto ana OomgAn9' Csn'
trs Ciart0 0lsmRnto que "a en- IG hgEioulf lfu'
ra como en- ls induEtria, han o0ldo'ls po'
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PORTO RICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
sERVIOIO DE EXPRESS POR La LINEA DEL TROLL
2

sERvIOIO DE EXPRESS LRJEA DEL TROLLEY
Ia M. 5p m.
verdad
peidos nmSsp
uando el Estema lie
Los
Camos mpOrte de Ctura
te sin pedda
Sc dan infomes taras mediante SoEciud
TIPOS-1 Ib. 25 2lb. 80 ctva4 ctv
Nuevo geio desde
Pabeon del Bonquen
pores) las 83O a. n.
las lamad
en- Paben del Parque BOnqun Hotel Las Pas
ofCnas
eEala los cuales de a Conpah
ruznG
PFecOs sn6dicOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12

En- esta imprenta So vende papel de
peri6dicO viejo a $500 los 46 kilos
N11 qWIntaI,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12

Mr.. DFSyfas , Gsfl6Fs, sagffiOd Schultz,
Alan D. MsrT, A. II. N0doT, Victor 2.
Martinez, w. d. Or0igton. Antonio T.
BarcaI6, @. 81. Warner, G. 81, Martin,
B0VFy FiaId1, Min Gauld.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
Nov1EMBRE III 1908.

BalannetrO /. =. 49,. 29.94
4ermonoetEO ...... 7s
Max1ma.s....s.ss, 86
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Precipitation. OBS
VIent0 q laa 600 Q m
As T.
VientO maXimO Is N
-
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-12-05
The Late Judge Mathew.

The late Sir James Mathew was. as
chairman Of the Evicted Tenants COM
mission. here in Dublin ON Jan. 1, 1893,
and was then the guest Of the mayor at
a luncheon. at which he was described
in speech as IAN Irishman to his very
inger-tips.' The accuracy OF that de-
scription. which was acknowledged ut
the time, has been emphasized by his
touching and pathetic request that he
should be buried in Irish soil, in the
cemetery of st. Joseph at Cork. a re-
quest which was respected.
The fact that Sir James Mathew,
whose career was in England, will have
his last resting place in Ireland will
remind US that many great Irishmen
are buried. in England. Grattap rests
in Westminster Abbey: Burke in the
churchyard at Beaconsheld: Sir John
Parnell in the vaults underneath st.
Georges church. Hanover Square. The
remains of Curran, who died in 1915,
within a stones throw Of the place
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That will beam on mother Erin when
her sons no more are slaves,
And the dead who died for ireland
shall sleep in freedoms graves.
JOHN BOYLE o'REILLY.
Tribute to a Priest.

Shenandoah, Pa, Nov. GA re-
n'arkable tribute to a priest was paid,
today. at the funeral of the Rev. H. T.
o'Reilly, rector of. the Roman Catholic
Church Of the Annunciation in this
place for 40 years. Twenty-Five collier
les, employing more than 5000 men
and boys in the Shenandoah and Maha-
noy valleys. we're shut down to enable
the workers to pay their respects to the
dead priest. The public schools here,
at Mahanoy City and other surround
ing communities we're closed and all
business in Shenandoah was sus-
pended.
More than 200 priests attended the
funeral services. Bishop Prendergast
Of Philadelphia celebrated the solemn
requiem mass.
Following the services, the body was
taken to Philadelphia, accompanied by
1,500 mourners, on a special train, and
will be inferred in Holy Cross ceme-
terry on the outskirts Of that city.
Fully 10000 persons paid tribute to
his memory. So immense was the
crowd in town. that a detail OF state
police was called upon to assist in
handling the people.
During the Molly Mcclure crusade
and in numerous coal strikes, Father
o'Reilly welded a great influence in
behalf of peace and law and order.
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phrases derived from Christianity a,
the Irish. The reason that so little
was known of the period, and from TIC
sixth to the seventh century, was that
IT was all written in Irish. Dealing
With the Morse Invasion, the first at.
tack in connection with which was
made on Oakley Island, 795, the lee.
turer said when the Norsemen made
permanent settlements yin and near
Dublin, Limerick and other places, ~.
intercourse with the two peoples was to
d large extent of a peaceful and
friendly character. Intermarriage a,,d
fosterage were frequent and the Gae-
lie language was enriched by many
words relating to seafaring, corr
merce and industry. The intercourse
between the Saxons and the Irish was
also Of a. peaceful character. Mayo
was known as Mayo Of the Saxons,
and many Saxon words were also in
PRODUCED into the language. The
~'SA 4AAI"AA Ase1sS1OAl NdS SllS uCAL STcds
event that affected the language. The
Irish were then brought into con-
tact with the Norman French and the
English, and hencefortf, French AMI
English words appeared more and
more in the Irish language. An i'm.
mense amount of work-research to
DC made and books to be written-r.-
NAMED to be done about these periods.
Then, again, the history of the long
struggle between the Irish and tn.
English languages remained to 10
written. The only person who gave,
spy account of it atall was DR.. Doug
las Hyde in his interesting literary
history. Tho names df the Irish writ.
ers of the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries could be counted on the fir.
gers of one hand. There was no Irish
printing press, no University, no learn.
cd body which took up the case Of tie
language. The hedge schoolmasters
could not supply the. students with
textbooks. Now, however, that the
movement for the preservation of til
Irish language by the Gaelic League
was in: progress, there was a prospect
for longer life before the language
than there was ten or twelve. years
eco; but whether it would be ultimate.
ly successful depended upon circu'n-
stances political, economic and social,
ever which the Gaelic League could
rave no control. He would conclude
by expressing the hope that the day
might be long distant when. the la II
accents Of Gaelic would be heard il
Ireland, which was it's. home for long
over two thousand years,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-12-05
Before II 1. Too Late.

If you've a gray-haired mother
In the old home far away,
Sit down and write the letter
You put off from day to day.
Cont wait until her tired steps
Reach Heavens pearly gate.
But show her that you think of her
Before it is too late.
If you've a tender message
Or a loving word to say,
Don't wait till you forget it,
But whisper it today.
Who knows what bitter memories
May haunt you if you wait?
So make your loved one happy
Before it is too late.
We live but in the present.
The future is unknown;
Tomorrow is a mystery
Today is all our own.
The chance that fortune leads to us
May vanish while we wait:
SO spend your life's rich pleasure
Before it is too late.
The tender word unspoken
The letter never sent,
The long forgotten messages,
The wealth of love unspent-
For these. some hearts are breaking,
For these, some loved ones wait,
So show them. that you care for the
Before it is too late.
IDA GOLDSMITH MORRIS.
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An old country gentleman returning
home late discovered a yokel with a
lantern under his kitchen window, who.
when asked his business there, stated
II" had only come accounting. Como
Il what?" said the irate gentleman. "a
counting, sir. Use counting Mary"
THE idea! What do you want a LAM
tern for? l never used one when I
was young man." mo. sir" was the
yokefs reply; Il didn't think yer ,ad
Judging by the missis."
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-12-05
The Irish Martyrs.

The dead who died For Ireland! Oh!
these are living words ~.
To nerve the. hearts Of. patriots-to
steel averaging swords.
To thrill the, .sou1 swhen"spoken, and
lowiy bend the head, -:
With reverence for the memories Of
all our martyred dead.
The dead who died for Ireland-the
noble ones-thes best,
Who gave their. liyessfor motherland,
who poured upon her breast,
In freedoms cause, the blood she
gave-who-with their dying
breath, y
Sent prayers to Gods1to heal her woes
then sealed their love in
death.
The dead who died for 1reland-hov
hallowed are their sraves!
With all their memories fresh and
green, Oh! how could we bs
slaves? ~.
How could We patient clang the
chain? How could we fawn and
bow? -.
How could we crouch like monyrels
meath the keepers frown;n:y
brow? -i,e- r..
Ec dare not, me& y Of ireland. Ye
dare not thue disgrace
The dead that diad7efor 1reland-the
guardians Of gonr race,
Twas blacklist, sin DO bear the yoke
twas crime to = kiss the rod
Their very blood would rise and cry
for vengeance up to God.
The dead who died for Ireland: All:
what sea of woes
What depths of foul; oppression do
those sacred words .disclosc' -.
On the field and on the scaffolL and
wherever men could die,
They gave their priceless lives with
out murmur or a sigh.
The dead who died for Ireland! Oh.
that they were still alive!
They, would trample on the fettcr--
they would break tn accused
gyve!
They would fight for homes and al
tars-they would fight for name
and race
But they're. dead.: they died for Ire
land-who, oh. who, will I'LL
their place?
Be proud. We men of Ireland. &c
proud of those who died.
Never men DER all the earth had
greater cause for pride.
Hope. strive and league for freedom,
and again the souls will rise
OF the dead who died for Ireland to
cheer you to the prize.
The dead who died for Ireland are
beacons in our night.
From the halo round their sacred
graves we'll catch the holy light
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Established 1866.

where Sir James Mathew breathed his
last. were for twenty years IN the
vaults of Paddington church, and were
net removed to Ireland, where they .e-
pose in Glasnevin, till 1888. Lord Rus
sell. of Killowen, the intimate ard life
long friend Of Sir James Mathew, who
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-12-05

5a Mistress (engaging maid)-Why did
Rpu leave your last place? Maid used
ID forget to battle the children, occa-
si0nally. Children-Ohi mamma, do
let her come and live here.
e.
q She-She told me you told her that
secret told you not to tell her.
3ssdic-The mean thing! told her NOT
tosten you told her..
:,ssShe-I promised her I wouldn't tell
E,u she told me, SO don't tell her l
. ls
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las sketched his career with pen of
light, and whose life. like his own, vas
chiefly spent in England, is buried in
that country. His tomb, however, at
Tadworth is composed of granite of the
stone from a quarry at Newry, his
birthplace,
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-30
GOLDFIELD MING BROKER
GETS SEVEN YEARS

GOLDFIELD, June 26.-Henry Web
er, the well known and wealthy local
broker, was convicted of embezzlement
in the district court this morning and
sentenced to seven years in the peni-
tertiary, 1t was charged that Weber
sold stock in various companies which
he foated, representing the stock TO
belong to the treasury, and that tn,
proceeds would be used for develop
ment purposes. Instead, he furnished
his own personal stock and diverted
the proceeds to his own use. IT appears
that in twelve months ending last Oc-
tober, he had sold $3.50. 900 worth of
stock.
Weber was one of the pioneers of
the camp, and was interested in many
OF the best companies. He controlled
the Goldfield Atlanta. Orc and other
local properties, as well as the Won
der, Jackpot and several prominent
companies of the outside camps. He
was very popular socially and the
whole community seems to be stunned
by the swift and heavy sentence. An
appeal will he taken to the supreme
court.
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to his recovery. Taylor suffered in.
tensely after the operation and was
greatly weakened, leaving but little
chance that he might rally from the
effects of the shock.
f. w. Priest, the disturber, died OF
9:lS last night. The cause of death
is pronounced by DR.. Nesmith, who
had charge of the case, to be due i'm
mediately to the shock. and the man 3
chances for survival were initiated
against by his habits of life. Priest
was a man of fine physique, weighing
about 1870 pounds and of large build,
but his physical condition was not such
as to withstand the shock incident to
the bullet wound sustained in the gun
fight.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE
IN A BEATTY RESORT

BEATTY, New, June 26.-Frank
Litchenberg. a musician in one of the
sporting houses in this place, this
morning at 10 o'clock entered the Club
and engaged in a violent alteration
with an inmate of the house who went
under the name of Viola and who was
supposed TO be Litchenberg's wife.
After a few words he drew a revolver
and fired three shots at the woman,
one entering the head, another the
breast and the third the stomach.
Turning the weapon upon himself, he
fred a shot into the right temple and
fell lifeless upon the floor. The inmates
OF the house ran screaming in every
direction, and the officers soon appear
cd upon the scene. The woman was
placed on a couch and a physiciaa
summoned. but there is little hope for.
her recovery.
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commence on date of sale and to be completed to destination within ten
days thereafter. Return trip final limit 80 days from date If purchase of
ticket stopovers will be permitted At west of Chicago, ST. Louis, Memphis
and New Orleans, or going trip within transit limit and on III return trip
within return limit.
East of Chicago, 81. Louis, Memphis and New Orleans, tickets will
be subject to stopover regulations of the line " which they read
At tn following points stopover tick ds ear be obtained within transit
limit of tickets but not to exceed tendays:
Niagara Falls Detroit, Mich.
Hamilton, Ontario. Washington, ID. c.
Philadelphia, Pa. Baltimore, Md
New York City.
Winnemucca to Omaha, Council Bluffs Pacific Junction, ST. Joseph.
Atchison, Kans, Kansas City, Leavenwortb. $50; St Paul. Minneapolis,
1880; Duluth, $3.50; Sioux City, S6390; Peoria, ILL.,, $6925; Chicago
$3.50; st. Louis, $3.50; Memphis, New Orleans, $3.50; Houston, Mineola,
$50. CAN or write me No troub to answer you questions.
A. $ HOOE, Ticket agent. Telephone 1922
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-30
RHYOLITE READY
FOR NEW SCHOOL

RHYOLITE, New, June 26.-Infor-
nation has been received that a certi
fed check for s20,050 has been depos-
tied with the John $. Cook and Co,
bank at G%old6eld, as the proceeds OF
the sale Of the Rhyolite school distrie;
bonds to John Nuveen & Co OF
Chicago.
The Rhyolite school board is ready
to receive plans and specifications, and
as soon as plans for the building are
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-30
DEATH RESULTS TO
GOLDFIELD DUELISTS

A press dispatch from Goldfeld I'M
der date of June rs says
The gruesome prophesies of yester-
day morning that a double tragedy had
been enacted on Tuesday afternoon.
have been fulfilled and at midnight
last night both participants in one u
the most desperate battles in the
states history had given up their
lives. This morning the two bodies
occupy the slabs at the morgue. OF
the eleven shots fred in the curse of
the duel, but two struck the marks at
which they were aimed, each man re
ctiving a bullet in the abdomen.
At just IL o'clock last night Mayo
Taylor passed away, nearly three hours
after the death of his adversary in
Tuesdays desperate battle. Yesterday
morning he was operated upon, but the
physicians had little hope of saving the
mans life, and he sank gradually, de-
spite the efforts of the doctors and
the aid of a strong constitution, until
the end came at midnight.
The operation upon Taylor entaileI
the insertion of FIVE Murphy buttons,
to close the incisions made in the in
t~estines by the bullet which, upon
striking him, was DETECTED by a bone
which it shattered to pieces. Such an
operation is almost unheard of anl
was the only possible chance of saving
Taylor's life. The shock resulting
from this operation alone was suffi-
cient to raise an element of doubt as