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The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13
TIGERS RULE
TY COBB, KING
ARE WHITEWASHED, c
TO o-MULLIN PITCHES
INVINcIBLE GAME.

IDetroit, Mich, Oct, 12.-The Tigers
retrieved themselves before $4,000
people today when they shut cut
Pittsburg, to 0, for their stingng de-
feat Monday, when they were defeated
by the Pirates, to 6, and all Detroit
tonight is in the hands of revelers
who rejoice at the present prospects
Of their team yet winning the worlds
championship.
AS predicted yesterday, Manager
Clarke relied on Liefeld to again turn
the trick, but his selection proved
the undoing of the National League
champions to the tune of 5 to 0 in
the locals favor. Pittsburg played
loosely in the field, making a record
during the series for errors, having
six charged against them al the end
of the game Phillippi, who relieved
Liefield, made two fatal blunders. as
did also Abstein and Miller, each hav-
ing one against them. The others
did not come at critical periods.
LiefeId Knocked Out.
Liefield was knocked out of the box
in the fourth inning after Mullin had
scored on a long drive. With d. Jones
and Bush On the ba5 IS, Ty Cobb hit
iutn the crowd for two bases counting
two Inore scores, ya:"h riade h'f g
runs for this inning and practically
the game, for after this inning Pitts
burg played miserably
Mullin pitched a magnificent game
throughout and was invincible with
men on bases. The Detroit star struck
out ten men, including Wagner in the
third when second and third were oc-
cupied by runners Hans downfall
at this stage seemed to take the heart
out of Pittsburg.
Cobb Again Stars.
Ty Cobb again played peerless ball.
and proved demon on the bases
The Georgian outhit Wagner today,
2 to j, and they now are practically
even for batting honors. Cobb's hits
today were oppotune, he being in
strumental in driving in most Of the
Tigers runs
Stanage caught his first game of the
series today and played remark
able game, also driving in two runs
in the second with single.
Up to and including todays game
the Detroiters have outhit the Pirates
% per cent, which shows a superiority
Of the Tigers. pitchers ever the Ma
tional leaguers'.
The teams left here tonight for
where the two remaining
games are to be played tomorrow and
Thursday. If the teams split these two
games it is thought the last will be
played in either Philadelphia or Gin
cinnati, but that has not been decided
upon as yet
TomoTow's batteries were not an
nounced tonight, but it is likely that
Clarke will again use Adams. who
was so successful against the Tigers
he first day. Jennings will likely pit
Donovan against the youngster. The
score BY innings follows r. RI. f. /
90 000 0 0 90 g.
Detroit 02O 5000 0 Ks 10 1 !
Batteries Liefeld. PhfipDi and
Gibson; Detroit. Mullin and Stanage.
Jmpires, Glen and Evans.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13
TROPICAL STORM
TOOK HEAVY TOLL
FROM KEY WEST
NO NEWS AS YET FROM THE
EAST COAST RAILROAD
GANGS.
Small Hopes Entertained That the
Men Escaped Fury of Hurrlcane-A
Big Steamer Reported Missing; An
other on Florida Beach.

All Brunswick breathed easier yes
terday morning when the cool, brac-
ing crisp air plainly indicated that the
tropical hurricane had passed out to
sea during Monday night, leaving the
coast cities safe and secure. The
drop in temperature during Monday
night was marked Reports from Key
West and Havana we're read with deep
interest as showing again Brunswick's
good fortune in being out of the path
OF the hurricane.
Headed for Bermuda.
Late kilograms last night showed
that the storm would strike the Ber-
mudas, but its force had been spent.
AT an early hour in the day its CEN
ter was located about 300 miles east
of Jacksonville.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13

Havana, Oct 12.-Cuba was struck
with terrific force and the whole wes-
tern portion of the island suffered. In
Havana many small buildings were
destroyed, and FIVE people were kill
ed and twenty-five or more injured. In
the harbor small tugs, lighters and
other boats were either sunk or blown
ashore. The total damage in Havana
and vicinity is estimated at 81 1000
900.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13
workmen in Danger.

st. Augustine, Fla, Oct 12.--No
news can be had from the railroad
gangs along the East Coast Railway
That there has been dam
age to the works cannot be doubted
as much of the work in progress was
in state which allowed Of tut little
protection from wind and waves. The
regular train due to leave knights
hey Monday at o'clock in the after
noon failed to reach Miami. and il Is
believed the train was held back to
await the results of the blow.
About $500 men we're at work on
the railway and many OF these were
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13
MILLIONS LOST
FIRE is SWEEPING LUMBER DIS
TRiCT AT MEMPHIS THIS
MORNING.

Memphis, Tenn. Oct 13, a. m =
Fire in the Anderson-Tully box fac
IVY the largest in the south, has
&-Iched the Jorgensen and Palmer
plant and the whole lumber distri It
is in danger. he loss is already into
tae miY;ons AMI at this hour the
flames are bey4a control.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13
BOSTON AMERICAN AGAIN
DEFEAT NEW YORK GIANTS

Boston, Mass. Oct l2.-The Boston
American and New York Nationals
played their fourth game of the post
season series today and the Red Sock
defeated the Giants. to a. Each
team now has won two games. The
following Is the score r. H. T..
Boston Americans ............5 10 ?
New York Nationals .-.. ...4 Z 5
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13
Contest Warming un.

With the advent OF Alderman Tay-
lor and Mr. Boyle in the aldermanic
contest the lineup in the third and
fourth wards shows two Of the pres
ent council standing for reelection:
Aldermen Ludwig and Taylor both
lfom the third No announcement
nave been made since Sunday when
J. w. Bowen announced from the
second, Alderman Ludwig from the
third aud ]. w. Wood from the
fourth. As yet no announcements
nave been made from the first
While some are predicting a spirit
less race, others are equally as sure
that before the close Of registration
the local pot will be boiling vigorous
~ So far platforms are conspicuous
by their absence.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13
rhe AntIIIls on Beach.

New Orleans, Oct 12--The South
ern Pacific steamer Antilles. with 125
passengers, is reported aground off th
Florida coast.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13
socks-cuss GAME POSTPONED.

Chicago Oct. 12.-The Chicago in
ter-city game between the Socks and
Cubs, scheduled for today, was post
poned on account of rain.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13
The Momus MISSING.

New Orleans, Oct. 12-The steamer
Momus is missing and is now believed
to have been lost between Key West
and I.avana. No trace of her has yet
cen found, ess
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13
HoosIER EDITORS SAFE.
Judge Anderson Refuses Order of Re-
nnoval to WASHINGTON.

nova to washington.
indianapolis, Oct. 12.-U 5. Judge
Anderson has refused to grant an or
der removing Editors Delavan Smith
and Cnarles Williams to Washington
for trial for criminal libel in the Pan
ANA canal charges made against
Cromwell. He says the transaction
looked suspicious and even If there
was libel the trial should be had here.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13

TO be sure OF quality--to be safe
In every drug store purchase you may
go direct TO Fearrington's every tine.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13
ALDERMAN TAYLOR FROM THIRD,
AND A. H. BOYLE FROM
THE FOURTH.
Meeting Last Night Opposed Any
Change in Primary Rules From Last
Years Program, But Favors the
Ward Precinct.
For Alderman from the Third:
CHAS. n. TAYLOR.
For Alderman from the Fourth:
A. H. BOYLE.

Between thirty and forty residents
Iof the third and fourth wards took
part in a New Town rally" last night
lat Orange park Sanitary Inspector
J. j. Spears acted as chairman of the
gathering, which was in session less
than half an hour and which was
markedly quiet No platform was an
nounced, no issues discussed neither
were the two announced candidates
from the respective wards, Alderman
Ludwig and J. w. Wood. mentioned
by the speakers.
J E Abbott, Of the third, offered
the name of Alderman G. II. Taylor
to the meeting. while II. II. Harper,
of the fourth, mentioned A. H. Boyle.
Mr. Abbott told the crowd Of a can
yass that he had made of the third
ward in which he had found. he said,
an Overwhelming desire for Alderman
Taylor to stand for reelection. Aid.
erman Taylor, in a short speech. ac-
cepted the tender Of the citizens
nomination Mr. Boyle said he would
consider the matter and would give
his answer later through the public
press. -vp @4~ Sew
Oppose Any Change.
When the business of nominations
had been disposed of resolution was
offered calling upon the city executive
committee not TO change the rule I'm
vogue last year of each ward elect
ing its own alderman The meeting
also favored the proposition of SEN
arate voting precinct In each ward.
No opposition developed 10 these res
olutions, which went through on close
schedule.
Nominations for the city executive
committee were made as follows
Third Ward-M A. Hodges and AL
len knight
ourth Ward George owens and
Ward Lang.
committeeman- at Large T. New
man. Captain Newman is at present
a member Of the committee.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13

Continued to Page Eight
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-13

The Grand
PERMILLloN,
Brother Against Brother,
AND THREE OTHERS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
TO THHE gREMQ[(GR?A4TTI.Ca
LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS

Appeal
papers
legislature
ct be first
DEMOCRAT LEGISLATURE WORKS, and
good of the State of Nevada and of Democratic
e
far the Republican members OF the Legislature have succeeded in head
of every the
welfare Democratic Nevada
killed
killed house
GREATER THAN EVER BEFORE IN THE HIS
STATE.
he editorial position editor in Democratic ranks
e
the campaign
ALLY though they supported the ticket whole with but single ex
GENTLEMEN, THE APPEAL DEMOCRACY FIRST,
LAST AND ALL THE TIME, AND FOR ORGANIZATIONS
FURTHER NEWS
STATE OF NEVADA FOR DEMOCRACY BEG AUSE
AL.
STRINGS ON THE APPEAL. COMES
DEMOCR> Y AND THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
collectively
The Appeal give say and the columns " this paper
Democratic
Appeal
through proposition and fight
o.
APPEAL. PUBLISHED AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF THE STATE CAPITOL twHERE IT HAS Been FOR HALF A
CENTURY, WELCOME THE FRIENDS DEMOCRACY
DEFIANCE TO THE ENEMY NO MATTER WHO HE IS
newspapers
newspapers.
think the Democratic newspapers won't help Democrat
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
BANKING
Commission to be Put Under Spot
Light by the Legislature

I general was not allowed 20 go ahead
with complaints which he held in his
desk for four months, why trading OF
account was not only allowed but en-
couraged and condoned by the com
mission-and it is reported partici-
pated in by the members of the com
mission, Douglass and Ryan-how
! the appointment of Frank Wildes r.
| ceiver, was made. how the bank COM
mission refused TO accept the report
of Bank Examiner Miller to the effect
that the bank was insolvent. how the
! bank commission refrained from in
terfering with the clandestine conduct
of business by the bank when ali this
business was simply reducing the as
sets of the bank to the benefit of a
few depositors. how the bank commits
sion sat idly while the depOsitOrs OF
the State Bank and Trust Company
did all possible to help themselves
through a rehabilitation committee.
through petitions and all sorts OF
means-all of which had but one re-
suit, the appointment of receiver
who was the empiOye and deputy of
a member of the State Bank Commits
sion under the pay of the state
sineCure he has never seen fit to re-
sign and a condition which his su-
periOr, the state treasurer has not
seen fit to terminate since his ap-
pointment as receiver.
1t is an actual fact that the deputy
state treasurer has never resigned as
such though he gives his time to the
affairs of the State Bank and Trust
Company and a beardless boy con
ducts the actual business - the state
treasurer while the State Treasurer
an assignment.
Whether the boy gets all this pay
or not does not appear. the fact re-
mains that the state is paying a sal
airy to the receiver of the State Bank
and Trust company and ne is reCeiv-
ing a salary from the assets OF the
bank as receiver.
1t is to be hoped that the legisla-
tive committee will probe the whole
affair OF the bank commissions atti
Jude. action and inaction III the mat
ter oG the State Bank and Trlst Com
pany to the bottom. 1t is nasty en-
Ough now. but the democratic party
nor the republican party, nor the
state can afford to condone the con-
,ltions in the State Bank and Trust
Company and IN the Bank Commits
sion any longer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
AF I
kNAUGURATED PRESI-
DENTOFTHEUNITED
STATES--HUCE PRO-
CESS[ON-----ROOS Sc
WELT "DUCKS" TO
OYSTER BAY

WASHINGTCN. d. G.. March T.
! William Howard Taft. of Ohio. was
sworn in as President Of the United
| States today.
! He left immediately after his speech
! for the White House at the head of
a huge procession. As the head of
the parade started from the capitol
Theodore Roosevelt entered a car
ria9e at the White House door and
started for the Union Depot, en- route
to Oyster Bay.
President Taft spent last night at
The White House and was serenaded
by the Taft Club OF Cincinatti He
with whom he called his foul wealth,
er friends aluding to a heavy rain
which was descending.
Congress took a recess during the
forenoon in order to allow the fam
lilies of the president. viro-proSident
and retiring president to be seated in
'llN Stll'lN anu lpI tIlt SliI tlllt jus
ticos to make their march.
A message was sent to the prasi-
dent notifying him that congress is
ready to adjourn and TAFT entered the
one O'Clock Taft enter d the capitol
to be inauguratei.
Sherman was induCted as vicepres-
ident by Nice-Prasident Fairbanks at-
ter which the senate adjourned.
Washington is jammed full Of visi-
tors. The ball tonight will be one of
the grandest affairs ever given here.
Congress adjourned and the presi-
dent will call special session imme-
diatoly 10 convene March Is to re-
wise the tariff.
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. 1920 a. m.
-ArrangCments for the inauguration
Of w. H. Taft as president, were post
pOnod this morning on account of IA
fierce blizzard Which swept over the
city shortly after daylight
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
BILLY MUIR ARRESTED

DENVER. March Nv. A. Muir,
and who failed last October. was ar
rested in this city last night as a
the California authorities. Warrants
were sworn out in San Francisco
against Muir on charges of embezzle-
ment aggregating $4,000 Muir,
who has conducted a brokerage bust
ness in this city for about month
asserts his arrest is either due to
spite work or the ignorance of some
creditor
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
MRS. COLLINS PASSES

Mrs. Nora Collins, 65, died at her
home in this city yesterday.
She was one Of the pioneer women
of the state, coming to Aurora in 1862
where she lived after her marriage
for many years. She moved to Nir-
ginia City and later to this city
where she has remained since
Mrs. Collins leaves four children to
l..Ourn her loss, Mrs. V. b. Cross, }.
NJ Collins. Us. Robert +. Kane and
Harvey Collins. One daughter was
the late Mrs. Marguerite Chedic.
The funeral will be neld from her
late residence Saturday and inter
ment will be in the Catholic Gene
terry
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
CIVIC
ASSOCIATION IN RENO TO TRY
FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT IN
THAT PLACE..

The following open letter was is
sued to the voters of Reno yesterfa.
by the Reno Civic League. The/roi
of membership, it is unOtticany an
nOunced, has been signed. sy far, by
1l2 residents of the fourth >}ward, 90
from the first ward and * from ths
third ward Returns from the Other
two wards are not YET in:
To the Voters o. 1ite City Of neno:-
The municipal government of Reno
as at present CARRIED on, is without
question unsatisfactory 10 every citi-
zen of this city. The present
method of electipg to office only those
who announce themselves as candi-
rates. and not those who are chosen
by their fellow citizens as represent
ing settled policy Of city govern,
ment, has lea to confusion ana an nm
business like way of carrying on the
city government, which has caused
Keno to retrOgrade and not progress
In order to remedy this state OF
affairs, at an informal meeting of
a number of citizens, it was decided
TO cali upon he cltiZens of the com
munity to form a nOn-partiZan muni-
cipal league lor the purpose of pro-
noting strong and efficient city
government by the selection Of ear
nest, brOad-minded and capable men
to fill the various city offices at the
coming city election, and to have
said league proclaim and toclaro for
I settled business policy. which the
candidates nominated by the said
league wOulu pledge themselves to
AIRY ont if elected.
In order that the league may repre-
sent every citizen who has the wei,
fare of the city of Reno 1T heart. il
was decided not to arbitrarily select
number of citizens who would hold
| meeting behind closed doors, but to
call upon every good citizen to meet
in a mass meeting in his ward on the
9TH day of March at $50 p. M. and
TO select at said mass meeting ten
delegates and five altornateG to at
tend a convention made Up Of 80
delegates. representing me five city
wards, which convention would meet
in the city of Reno at ~ a. m. on
March l5, and organize a Municipal
i.eague ana nominate candidates for
all the various city offices, and to de-
clare a platform and declaration OF
principles upon which the leaGu
and its candidates would stand in the
ensuing election.
The Reno Commercial Club having
failed to take up this matter the peo-
pie Of Reno nave formed this new as
SOciatiOn for the bettermnt of the
city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
NOT A SHIP HAD A SCRATCH

WASHINGTON, March 3-"NOt a
ship has had scratch" says Presi-
dent Roosevelt. in approving Admiral
Sperry's command of the Atlantic
fleet on its cruise. Secretary New
great credit on the entire navy and
Admiral Sperry in acknowledgment
pays tribute to his officers and men.
The correspondence was made public
today.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
TO MOVE STATE PRISON

Assemblyman Bergman will intro
duce bill TO provide for the pur-
chase of the Stewart Institute and to
remove the state prison TO that place.
The bill is certain of opposition and
probably will be defeated
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04

Substitute Assembly Joint and Con-
Currcn Resolution No. II, introduced
by Committee on Ways ana Means:
Joint and ConcurreD. resolution
providing Tor the appointment OF
"A Joint committee from the Senate
and Assembly to inquire into and
report upon the compliance of the
state Board OF Bank Commission
ers. with the duties OF said Board.
RESOLVED. that a committee OF
five be composed Of three members
Of the Assembly and two members OF
the Senate. to be forthwith appoint
cd respectively Dy the Speaker of the
Assembly and the President protein
OF the Snatc is hereby authorized
and directed to investigate and report
to the legislature within ten days
from thc date Of their appointment,
the action of the State Bank Commits
SIon in connection with the closing
Of ,,c State Bank and rust Com
pany, and ascertain whether or not
said Commission obeyed the law with
regard to securing the appointment
of a Receiver for said Bank, and
whether or not said Commission per
mittcd the officers of said Bank to
trade accounts, and il SO whether or
not said trading reduced the assets
Of SAID bank. Said Joint Committee"
is authorized to investigate and re
port upon any other matter or thing
in connection vita the closing OF tn"
state Bank and Trust Company. and
for the purpose of carrying out the
provisions of this Resolution. the said
committee IS hereby authorized to
subpoena any person an" 10 send for
any papers and records. and to adj
minister oaths. said committee is
also authorized to employ steno-
praphcr to- report the testimony Civ
cn a. it's hearing and such other work
as it may require; also 10 ascertain
\ ether or not any funds belonging
to the State of Nevada was on de
post in said Banks.
Thus begins what may prove to be
one of the sensational developments
of the already malodorous conduct OF
the affairs ;. the State bank and |
Trust Company by the STATE Bank |
Commission.
This commission is composed of |
the State Treasurer, David NJ. Ryan; !
the Secretary of State, w. G. Douglass
and the Governor, in this particular
case the late John Sparks. ,,
Charges of colusion. of time serv
ing, of betrayal of the interests Of the
depositOrs Of the bank, of betrayal
Of every interest except the personal
interest of Douglass and Ryan have |
been circulated ever since the State |
Bank and Trust company closed its |
doors and there has been well-de' |
fined opinion that they should be set
at rest The introduction of reso-
luton similar to the substitute above
quoted yesterday, started the bail roll |
ing but as 1t did not go far enough |
the substitute was offered this morn
ing and adopted.
Under its provisiOns he committee
Is empowered to go into every act
and every inaction of the commission
into the reasons why the attorney
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
THREW 1hEM ALL OUT

The senate cOmmittee or mines
and mining has thrown cut all he
mine inspector bills and has in'ro-
duced one drawn by he committee.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
CLUB HOP A SUCCESS

The club hop last night was the
prettiest party yet given. The floor
was in elegant condition and a good
dancing crowd came out.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
PRINTING BILL PASSED

The bill regulating the stata I int
ing office passed the senate and is
up to the governor for signature.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
QUITE ANOTHER STORY

Evidences at the preliminary eX-
animation showed that Dave Williams
the negro who snot Contractor La-
niger, at Battle Mountain. fired only
in self defense.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
CROWELL TO HOSPITAL

Fred Croweil went to San Frances
co last night to enter hOspita. at
that place. His injured ieg has be
come so bad that it is feared aE,put1-
ton will be necessary.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
BERRY GETS IN

Assemblyman Berry has inlrOdu" eG
a bill repeating the law regulating in
surance companies and corporations.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
JUVENILE COURT LAW

Lunsford's juvenile court law has
been referred to the committee On
Judiciary OF the senate.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
ENGROSS DANCE HALL BILL

Citizens bill to abolish dance halls
the assembly.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
F.. 4. "A.

A stated conVocation of
Lewis Chapter, No. |,
r. A. NJ. Will be held
Friday, March 5th, at
7:30 p. NJ. A full at
tendance Of members is
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04
GAMBLING BILL FRIDAY

The anti gambling bill will come
up Friday in the senate.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04

A dainty meal prepared on a gas range is ready to
in less time than would be required to bring
the wood-stove or coal-stove to a temperature at
which cooking could begin.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-04

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