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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-09
PERSONAL

w. A. Donely of Dayton came
down this morning to visit for the
day.
Isaac Mckay of Goldfcld is in the
city on business
NJ. Catalan, under sheriff Of Gold
field Is visiting in this city for a
couple of days. He brought in some
prisoners,
+. II. Watcrhousc OF Tonopah is in
this city on business and viii remain
for a few days.
Judge Lindsay of Rhyolite is in the
city on legislative matters.
j. 5. McClurg came down from Nir-
ginia this morning to visit for the
oay.
l.. Holmes OF Reno is In this ely ~
business.
y. w. Hayes, OF Fallon, is in this
city on business.
The :. =. will double its track be
tween %Laughton's and Reno
Babes in T%oyland" is the next at.
traction at the Opera House.
Judge Donovan left iast night for
Goldfcld after u stay here.
Ben Cottrcll arrived from the south
last night. He was accompanied by
his daughter Miss Myrtle Cottreli.
John Gray is enjoying a visit from
his daughter Mrs. join holmes OF
liodie.
Mr.. and Mrs, w, \ Gray are visit.
ing this city from Woodfords
Miss Alice Hansen Of Nina is Wis
ting in this city. She was formerly
of Genoa and we'll known in Carson.
Assistant State Engineer Van Ma
Gett left for l.oveloCk last night to
prepare some work Tor the force OF
engineers who leave mere tomorrow.
George l." Sanford bought the
house sold here yesterday at auction.
The property is located in Valley
Park.
George Sanford and p. II. Light
foot were appointed Notary PubliCs
yesterday by Governor Dickerson.
Ed. Stewart was in this city yes
tcrday shaEing hands with his OLD
friends. Ed. has just returned from
an extensive "Trip in Mexico.
Two Convicts from Goldheld ar
rived last night. They are L. NJ.
Walters and j. G. Adams.
Mrs. Frank G%runenthal secured a
divorce from her refugee husband in
Reno yesterday.
Jimmy Sloan, Roosevclt's body
guard has been appointed a L. S.
Marshal.
A highwayman Shot a girl in the
head who slapped him in the face
rather than give up a pearl necklace.
in Chicago.
Reno's city council had a warm
session last night When a councilman
attacked City Engineer MaXson ana
another councilman attacked Fire
chief Webster.
Nevada wheat land raises ~ BUSH
els of wheat to the acre and Nevada
imports ll.l2ths of the wheat she
uses.
The railroads are to spend $400,-
600 getting ready Tor the Yukon tar
IN Seattle.
over 100 applicants applied for res
crvation Of grazing land in the new
l'runeau forest reserve in Elko coun-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-09

y } c r, IL. McNamara-Fret coin
age Of S yer. Laid on table.
S b 60, Syphus-To provide nv
morical records in Offices OF county
recorders. Laid on table.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-09
DISTRICT COURT CALLED

Judge Langan will hold a session
Thursday. March IL in his city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-09
GIVE Us YOUR ORDERS

We have just received our new stock wall pa
pers in which there are about 10, 600 Rolls and
over 100 different patterns to select from. all new
and up-to-date styles, prices from 15c." per roll
and up.
If you are thinking Of having your h use
papered or decorated give us a chance to figure
with you. We are glad to give you our best fig
ures in paper along or complete with paper on
the wallis as we have expert paper hangers and
painters working for US and we will guarantee
first class and prompt work.
We also receive a large stock of Room and
picture mouldings OF different descriptions and
cOlOrs.
Remember we ere the Cheapest Wall Pa
per and Furniture Dealers in Carson City
Come in and see our Stock
CARSON FURNITURE CO..
Opposite Briggs House
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
SAYS HIS SON STOLE
JEWELRY AND SKIPPED
J. II. Bau9hl, - Portsmouth, Asks Po-
lice to Locate Missing
Younsster.

Charging that his son. Abraham
fifteen wears of age. stole about 5000
worth of jeyelry from his own home.
and looking for information as 10
the whereabouts of the youth. J. II.
Baughl, Of Portsmouth, applied at tn"
local police station yesterday after
noon
Ii appears mat the lDy ss"Cured
possession OF the jew"lrN Al his home
in Portsmouth and cam over 10 this
CITY some time Tuesday. and after
staying here Tuesday nigh, went 10
Old Point "a take the boat to Bal
tim0re. The father went to Old Point
yestprda yatterlOon but could get n"
information arouf the hoy cXc"pI III"
fact that >cu. hof the description
of his son was seen TO hoard one
of the hay lin" steamers for Balti-
more.
Returning to this CITY last night
Mr. Baugh asked Sergeant Mitchell
to telegraph % baltimore to III" Chief
OF pCiice TO have both of tn" Bay
lin" boats met by policemen upon
their arrival The sergeant sent III"
telegram and it is expected that the
boy will br captured this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
SUMNER STEAMS INTO
PORT IN FACE OF GALE
Soldiers Seasiek During Rough Pas
sage Up Coast Fror, Cuba-Num-
Der Of PasSe nQers.

Battling against northwesterly
gale. the army transport Sumner
steamer into port yesterday morning
after IA rough passage up the coaS'
from Cienfuegos. bringing eight troops
of the Fifteenth cavalry number
Of passengers and large quantity
of baggage and equipment
All the way up the transport had
rough experiences but the worst came
when she ran into the gale prevail
ing off the coast early YESTERDAY
morning. Many of the soldiers and
passengers were seasick during the
entire trip.
Six troops of the cavalry. ordered
to Fort Never. embarked aboard the
Norfolk and Washington steamer
Washington for Washington. The
steamer pulled out from pier No. I
last night about l1:30 O'clock. The
Washington could not take all OF the
baggage and equipment belonging TO
the cavalry. and the steamer Norfolk
of the same line will stop here to-
day for the remainder.
Two troops ordered to Fort Sh"r-
dan. near Chicago. with their bag
gage. left in the afternoon on a spe-
'cial train composed of freight cars
and SleeperS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
Filed by Small Creditors Against
R. v. Newman.
ACTION CAUSED SURPRISE HERE
Condition OF lumbermans Business
Was Known, However. and it Had
Been Rumored That He Proposed
to Make Voluntary Petition.

Involuntary bankruptcy proceedings
were instituted against Richard W
Newman. Il prominent lumber dra'rr
of this city, in the F"u"ral court Al
Norfolk yesterday. Fer several DAYS
it had been rumOrcd that Mr.. New
man was contemplating filing V lun.
tary bankruptcy petition, but the a"'
lion yesterday. which Was iakcn on
behalf OF small crr,liDCrs came as a
surprise.
The petition Was filed by Riisolv
Dods on and Ira'lem Nandevrntrr. OF
Norfolk. vino ar" said to represent
claims aSgregaIing not over 5000. Inc
ground for bankruptcy alleged in III"
lrtili II is that Mr.. Newman ailowrd
Il certain creditor 10 TAX" pos
session OF pair OF mules. 10 the
detrimcnt OF the interests o. other
crrGictors.
Mr.. Allan u. Jones, who rep. pS"nts
Mr. Newman. and was seen by
representative of this paper las night
but he was not inclined to talk for
publication concerning I'll" a'u'ud"
his ellen, will assume I, ward Inc
petition.
Mr. Newman has been in the lum-
Der business hcrr since the city was
little more than a village and always
has been regarded as one of tn"
most substantial coitzcns in the m,
muni,y Two or three years ago
his real estate was valued al Some
thing like S5o."un and his business
was in fourishing condition. III"
lost heavily. however. on acc"um OF
the failures OF various business
firms and contractors. some of whom
were swamped by the Exposition
and this is responsible for
the situation in which he finds him
self today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
Vaudeville ano Pictures

Another IirS:-Cias> hH ) promlse0
by the MANAGEMENT ~ thu Bell thea
ter for tn" latter ha't Of this week
beginning today. Tn feature act VIII
b. The Jeanne E.ll>H nrth Company.
with their performing dogs. n'T0duc-
ing 4 novelty musical sketch r."
ports from other places in which tins
ac, has appeared sa' that il is a cap
to entertainer.
The second numh"r ON the oil! will
be furnished by Waldo Whippie. in
a rube comedy skeicA. said 10 be very
funny
A new picture program will be
given as usual
Large audiences saw the perform
auces last night and seemed 20 be
pleased with the show thar had been
drawing large crowds during the
first part OF the week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
Officers Of l ,hrarY 9osrd

Officers 81 IN. PUh!iC ILbraTi ROaTi
have been cho-cu for iGr IN iin=
term A. follows Chairman Nr r
F.nno Heath VIC chairman. Mr.
Ivan " Wis. secretary Miss El"an.
ur Harris. :r". -Ur"r. Mrs - !!
James. librarian VI EuC' n" {
King Tho personnel Of ID" hoard
10! oW> McsSTs VI Curtis. L ;
NunCar ] r Morton W & Morton
! II locke. Nesdanl"s tlO"Tt N"x.
zen. & T Jones Alfred Thomas. W
W HarSood 7 X STagu". " y
Hnlmr- \ W'Ilct' T : Shaw
and Mis- Sarah = N"v Oh AhoU,
ihrc" hundred p.-"pl" arc nov rCGT
ular patrons 81 ;h" l'hrary which
is free. and an average 81 thirty NV"
bnoks a d., ar" now Ling drawn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
WHAT IT WILL COST.
Errors ~ STATING Plan Adopted by
Steering COMMITTEE

several iDadN orient 'tTDfS v"T"
made in tho artiCl" Appearing n this
papcr yesterday concerning III" ulan
NJ action adopted H., n" Steering
committee OF the local suh~cribcrS Ia
Jamestown Exposition stock Under
tn" plan attornC's ar" to bC retained
10 defend the suhscrihors u3on tn"
following tasis
Two per cen; ri nnUaid haiau.'. on
subscription IS r"'ain'r. hrc" pr
cent upon trial in cour; of ft-s' trial
five per cont upcn trial In highcs'
court OF appeal Thus the MAXIMUM
ruS' 10 zach <uhSCrib"r vii hc tot
per cont of baIarcc on sub~crip, ions
and the minimum two v"r cent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
NEGRO ARRESTED FOR
SELLING LIQUOR TO SOLDIERS
Ollie Dempsey Alleged to Have Done
Rushing Business az Walking
Saloon

OH" Dempsey. negro. VINO
thought to reap a rich harvest BY
selling whiSkey 70 the soldiers VIII"
arrived on the transport Sumner from
Cuba yesterday morning without go
ing through the Formally Of Obtain
ing license. was arrested by Police
man AT Chesapeake & Ohio pier No.
vest, rday afternoon and lodged in
The station house charged with be-
in- disordcrly and selling whiskey
without a license
When arrested Dempsey had in his
possession a numlpr Of half rints of
booze and is said to have done a big
husineS. as a walking saloon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
CIairvoyaot's
Great Powers
STARTLING THINGS TOLD BY MR..
LEIGhTON-SCO OF PEOPLE
HAVE CALLED ON THE FAMOUS
cLAiRvoYANr. AND HIS RE,
MARkABLE POWERS HAV
WON GENERAL ADMIRATION.

Judging from the crowds that are
constantly waiting in the pariors OF
Mr.. Leighton, the worlds greatest
Clairvoyant and AstroIogist. who is
now at his office, 115 Twenty-sixth
street, the truth Of his remarkable
readings must have been heraided
from mouth to mouth. Some Of the
best citizens of Newport News have
called upon him for advice and have
gone away satisfied that he is truly
a great cIarvoyant.
Mr.. Leighton reads the past. pres
emf and future of ones lite with an
accuracy to command respect. and
the correctness OF his answers to
questions with regard to matters OF
which it is supposed h" knows moth
in", is enough to aStOniSh one. H."
is not a palmist in any sense of the
word: neither does h" claim super
natural powers: but he guarantees to
give advice BY means OF his art that
will prove valuable in matters of bus
ines, and love.
What would seem remark BIZ. to the
most Sker,ical mind is the fact that
Mr.. Leighton will tell one OF his
mothers name. The DAY of the month
and the year when one was born.
wher" one has been employed in the
past. what subject may b" praying
most on ones mind the name of the
lady or gentleman in whom one may
re particularly interested. and manJ
other astonishing facts that ar"
equally interes ing.
He tells YOU of fricnds. enemies
and rivals. tells you whom and when
You margin fact. "vcrEthinc.
M, LEIGHTON fully appreciates the
responsible position in which he has
heen placed. and asks those who have
been imposed upon by humbusS ami
deceived bv inscriptions. uneducat"d
persons twho are claiming this di-
vino gift OF clairvoyanC" or kDow'
edge OF clairvoyano not TO despair.
hut to come and lr convinced tina;
he can help YOU. He is ever re"dv
TO advise AID help thos" with capital.
small or large to find SAT" and
good paving Investment. This b" can
do, and asks no fees until the invest
mrnt paws handsom" profit.
No long delavs ana waiting: almost
Immediately removes 'hc raus" "t
anv influence. trouble. dis, as, bad
luck. lost affection failures. weak
ness or losses from whatever cause:
kind honorable and confidential
treatment TO all. no matter what yonr
troubles or desires may b" Mr
LEIGHTON will help Won: MS adv1""
and help is always considered ahso-
lmrlv reliable: affairs Of any kind
advised and treated in person Al!
business strictly Confidential His
parIorS arc visited ny business men
anxious for information az :" til" OFT
come of future or past Investments.
and u, ladies in high social standing.
Ladies and gentlemen can visit
Leighton without fear OF having their
confidence betrayCj AZ h" considers
his business sacred irgsi. Mr.
leighton can I've kunsuitcd daily at his
private office
SLOW FEE THIS wsEK-sl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
Must Inspeet NoWS.

Clam'T. \ Si, gel and " ]. We;
ger charged With violating the q"
requiring thar all COWS from when
milk il scid IN the city shait II" in
strC'cd u, licensed veterinarian,
H.rr in in police court :cs,Crda>
morning Iu-,ic,. Brown gave III
defendants until Saturday to comply
with tho law. aging that In'"ss they
complied thu maximum 'In"S "on'h
b. IMPOSED
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
1 .ns 1T, es. :t... ! r, e.

q. merruYy W., swriy dssroy the scnsc ~
sDsII sad corplei~iy de-sn.e the Who SYSTEM
~hen entesfns 70 through tire uucrus SIrfsces
-Jch srtse.es should never Isc used except 90
daxnaes fhev vtii 10 10 ton fold Co the good go
eau po-stb'y derive from then HaHs rafsrrh
Cu,e. uaaufseturcd ~ .. ! Cheney 4 Co. To
70 %. a.. coutaies no mercury and > tsken In
;cyrsiiy, scttss directly uroa the blood spt
naccus e5rfsccS Of the syS.sn. ~ hurip.
Belle Catarrh Core - surr 200 g~' the rem
,ss. Ssso az 1 rsrs.. O. ' Ts,,im 10 u
free
spsd by Druggists. fricr 5sc pr '-otiI-.
be BaiTs Family PIN Tor cousapstoa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11

Chesapeake 4 Ohio as stranger. u
was G.. =, Huntington who look hoid
of the struggling property III the
EOS and extended it west to Tn" ON"
and cas-, to Hampton Roads. lh'
Newport News Shipbuildlng a. Dry
D1ck Company, owned by IN" Hunt
!ngton estate. is domiciled in. hi"
suir OF Offices, AMI that has s"rv"H
AS at least a reminder OF tn" III ''''
ownership before huntington sold 'h'
road to Morgan in 1888.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11

words uttered a few days since by
him whom the state has honOred by
selection as senator from this inn
perial and impcriOus commonwealth
in the senate of the United States.
| noted with great satisfaction that
MIR Root declared that h" believed
in political organization | do not
know that it Will surprise those VIII"
hav" Known ne best IL this body
when SAY that | IN iii accord with
tina; sentiment ur'rtd iW Mr. R0o'
| b, .irVc tina. Nou EOnurrd yourself
as we'll a. the state Whrn yea Sc
l"rtrd Elihu Root 20 speak ior N"r
and to rrpr; sent this splendid com
m0nW' alth In that body which is rec
UgniIeu as .hr greatest l"2iSiaiiv"
body upon this or any oth@r conu-
ncnt
we do business IN Washington in
the house a littl" different from what
We do in the s"nat" and from wha'
YOU do here. There has been much
said. particularly in the r"ccn. past,
IN retrrcnc" 30 the rules Of tn" house
of representative In my jud@mcn' 80
and 30 not PIE tend To know All TN"
rules OF all the Legislative bodies OF
me Ntlih. bdt III 50 idl IL ny H't'N
of lcci<laiiN" pr0C"d"rc .o"A I be
linvr the rules OF the house Ct rep
r,'srnrativ.s ct III" United States arr"
the best C;llcula> ed TO DO business
Of any code ct rnI,S adnpt' d by any
legiSIatil" body in III" Worid.
And in iAis pr"cti"a' ~ .ntl"lh
century OF our when il il ON wish
70 90 forward TO progress. i" does
seem 10 me that it is Qui.r fitting
that TIA. rifles of Crf, l"%iSlatlr" bodies
should permit Just what tn" rules
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
NEW STATE BUILDING
ISNEARiNG COMPLETION
Dr. Jones Calls Meeting Of Board Of
Visitors For March when StrUc-
ture VIII BE Received.

Dr CIarcnc" Porter Jones yesterday
issued a call for a meeting OF thH
board OF visitors for the new stat"
schoo! for colored deal and blind
children 20 h" held at noon. March
y al which time the school building
will bo delivered hy the contractor.
Contractor f. Morgan states that
he Is rushing work on IN" binding.
and viii have il completed and in
readiness, 10 turn over to the stat"
Nv The above date
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11

4 IJrg" numb~r " people from THIS
city will go g." hampton today 10 at
tend th.- 'In"raI of the lstc {. MnS'
GrOumc tn" services will b" cor
Quoted this morning at !l:So O'Clock
AZ. Old = Johns Inurch. rhc pail
carer. Who live here will meet the
C.. o Train a; Ia:25 O'Clock. and
90 &C. Hampton Roads With the "od!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11

'Your un,y hope" said three doc
tors =" Ms VI. r. Fisher. D'tro'',
Mich suffering from severe t"c'$,
irculIc lirs IN an operation. then
uycd Dr kinc'S New Life PIIis. 81"
writes. Ill wholly cured. They pr"
vent Appendicitis. cure Constipation
Headache &c at all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
Gave Silver Tea

TIL" Ladies Aid Soci"tv .! N" FirS'
Presbyterian church gave silver tea
in IN" lecture -o"In ~ III" Sunds'
school ,csi"rda' af''rn"on about
tWont, iadi'. h"rrg present
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11

of the house Of representatives a."
permit. and that is to permit the
majority to do business in It's own
tinl2. and then to hold that majority
to an accountability 10 its constit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
AT THE ACADEMY
All critics seem

! An critics .,,,m II ~.
nm. N,us," IL Al '.HW'
and ,nt,r,,irin, T.. ss.i''
wh,, else ma, Ia, :. q, ~, g..
that comes To ,hr .., N"-''
tonight
, Here is whaI tn, , ..r..-,,'- A. .
aware Eyuninr lon t'>. so NJ
dav. February \ ha. -,.
The R,ur Mni,>. & = }a,NH
bow to Wilm,r,tnu t...: a. 'h'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
str Months fnc larctnx

EdVin shelton , negro. Ms siy"n
stN months tu jaii N TIC r"rcc C"uri
,"S'"rdav Tor stealing a shovel from
a foiiUN H0rkmsn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
SociaI.PeHsonaI

Mr. Webster SPRINGFIELD. of BATH
; more passed through tn" city yes
t,rdav on his way home after trip
to Richmond. Mr.. SPRINGFIELD for
merly lived here and has many
friends in the city.
Miss Ella Keys. u: Smilhfi"ll. who
has been the guest of the Misses
Slater. returned nom" yesterday. ar-
ccmpanird by Miss Frankie Slater.
who Will be her guest.
Miss Frances Berger ha~ returned
10 her home in Chester Pa. after
visit to friends III the city.
Miss !.aurcna Meredith has re-
turned home after visit TO relatives
in King and Queen county.
Miss BESSIE Pcyton has returned
homo from a visit to relatives i'll Al'A-
andria and Fredericksburg.
Mrs. c. W. S,rineficld will leave
tomorrow FOR Washington. ID. G., 10
sprnd several weeks with relatives
and friends.
Mrs W. 4. Cottrcll is spending "A
week in Richmond with relatives.
Mrs. Fred Wyker. of Lancaster
Pa. is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
f.. J Applewhite, a. her HON" on
Thirty-third street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11
DUAL TARIFF.
French Governmental Program View
cd With Alarm in America.

Cd with Alarm m America.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ln.-Amer-
lean tariff experts do not view with
complacency the probability that the
French government within the next
year will put into operation revised
tariff which ii is believed will hav"
the effect of seriously discriminating
against imports into France from tn"
United States Under TN" present
tariff law the United States is COM
PEELED to pay the MAXIMUM rate on
all importations. which fact is suf-
ficient practically TO prohibit the i'm
p0rtation OF many articles CT American
production.
A very pertinent fact To be consid-
cred in this situation is tn" new
treaty. now being
concluded. under which. it is said.
Tanada is to rtc.iv" all the minimum
rates of the French tariff.
Affect Us Most.
The new French tariff. Increasing
rs il does the difference between tn"
maximum and minimum rates. will af-
feet the United States more than any
other commercial nation in III" world
This country is nov the unly com
mcrCiallv impOrtan: country the in
pOrtations OF which remain subject IN
most cases To ia" French maximum
tariff This change will +" sufficient
to entirely stop the importation OF
the cheaper lines OF maChin"-'nad"
goods on which the margin of pro
fl is small and the tariff diScrlmina-
tion sufficient to wipe Ort this margin
altogether
I, IS the opinion Of coN"rnm'nt ~
prvtS here that Sn6h action on tn
part Of France makes absolutely nrc"S
sar, iua, :ariff on IN" part oi the
United states and that III" new law
now hcing framed by Congress- must
contain provisions for both minimum
and maximum rates
Tn" records Of the Nureau Of Stats
tics show that ,he 'otaI imports from
France into I'll" United States Turing
the last fiscal year w"r" valued a
sin1 ?9anil. as against Si2. S";49 !
for tn" fiscal wear 100, TIL" exports
from the United States into France for
the last YEAR amounted to SilT. o. i"S
a. agains, 81; sni 500 for the wear
19n1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11

Mrs. W. Z. Cottr"n is spending
week in Richmond with relatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-11

Miss BESSIE PcytOn has returned
homo from a visit to relatives III Al"A'
andria and Fredericksburg.