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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-10
SHORT ONES

man who has SO many wives he has
forgotten them ali. He admits to
10 without divorce or a death in
the family.
Reno Gazette continues to roast
the Republican party to which it has
hired itself in the past, for not re-
vsing the tariff downward.
Raycraft's auto is busy with par
ties to the lake and mining men to
the south. 1t came from GienbrOOk
in 5S minutes.
Jaun Bramblla went to Reno last
night.
Miss Stella Colcord left last night
for vacation trip in California.
Mrs. Charles Brannon left last
night for San Francisco.
Patsy McCarran is here for few
days on legal business.
Attorney Kennedy left last night
or San Francisco.
George Creswell, an attorney from
San Francisco. one time assembly,
man in this state, is here winding up
the Simmer estate. Mr.. Simmer is
with him.
Charlie Wylie left last night fol
Goldfeld.
Ed. Kewley, who has been attend
ing school in tais city has returned
home TO Lovelock.
Judge Deal spent yesterday in this
city.
Mrs. McCabe and Miss Slingerlann
left last night Tor San Francisco.
Walter Stone, OF the Exploration
Company OF Goldlicid, has returned
home.
Kings Daughter held a meeting
this atuernon at Mrs. Humakers.
Horses are being Killed at Go!dfrld
20 stop glanders.
Attorneys Morehouse aud Carney
returned TO Goldtielu last night.
Just 43 Elks lett Keno last nign)
.or Los Angeles.
woman demonstrator is showing
;he ladies OF The city how Chi Enamel
works AT Ed. Walsh store.
Dog poison has destroyed one OF
,wo pet dogs.
Miss Haltl Marsh Went to Reno
last night.
Mrs. q. w. Eerrill and her grandson
LETT last night for Portland, Me. Via
Seattle and The Canadian Pacific.
George Cowing has returned from
4 trip to Woodtords.
Charlie Watson IS back "2ain from
i snort camping "Trip.
Four horses are used on the Glen
brook stage.
Judge Langan came in from Gen
GA this morning to open court here
uhis afternoon. The Springmeyer
VS. DangberS case has gone to the
jury.
State Engineer Nicholas left last
night for Wells, Ely and Elko where
he Will inspect some reclamation
projects.
Hal Mighels is expected back to-
night from Rawhde.
Mrs. c. b. Hotaiing is here from
Sparks visiting her mother.
Judge Allen Bragg fines men con-
victed of carrying concealed weapons
so heavily that gun lollns is out OF
fashion in Ely.
Attorney General Stoddard is in
Reno on business.
Miss Amy Plat is expected to-
morrow TO pay a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Cavel, and to her nephew JOS
eph Jacob Cavell.
Supreme Court has been in session
most of the week.
Harry Epstine is visiting in this
city.
George Graham Rice no longer ap
pears as editor OF the Minins Finan-
cial News, the paper he started III
Reno to boost his Rawhide stocks.
Assemblyman Todd OF Douglass
>ounty spent the day nere.
Secretary Laing OF the San Fran
cisco Stock Exchange is in town
again.
George Hall is in the city hard at
work on the bank books, of which he
iS racajvar
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-10
SHAKESPEARE IN GERMAN

BERLIN, July 10.-Shakespeare's
"Tempest' in German will be pre-
sented in German at the Berg thea
ter, near Thale tonight.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-10
TARIFF BILL TO CONFERENCE

Tie House of Representatives have
bill. Big Bill Taft is back in Wash
ington. Aldrlch is on vacation.
having the tariff bill sewed up and
the public can be damned.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-10

A large number of people from this
city are going to Lake Tahoe tomorr-
row, hoping to catch fish.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-10

Frank Golden came up IRON Reno
this morning on business.
Hal Lennon made a flying trip to
Reno last night.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-10
NEWLY WEDS HERE

Phil Young and Mrs. Young, who
was Miss Ella BenGer. arrived last
night from San Francisco. via Lake
Tahoe. one visit to Mrs. Yerington.
I'D. took them up the hill this
morning to show Young the sights
of the old lode. he being from Boston
on his first trip west. Mrs. Bender
was born in this city and has many
friends here. The Appeal congratu-
lated her daddy when. she was born
and congratuiates the party whose
name and platform she has adopted.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-10

Mrs A. r. Mehrtens will leave
this evening for her home in Oakland
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
sUrrRAanTTEs ARnnsrnD.
naeassh wdinen !, Axs Rushed OR ts s IaE.'

Hall.
 London. Feb. 1s--The suffragsttes fafied today. In their attempt to pre- sent to Premier Asquith the resolution aAcpted yeskerdGy by the WomeRs Freedom League, declaring for q con- ffnuation of the militant propaganda for sugxra@e.S They, attempted-to march sa procession. but their line being broken by the police. they mingled yetkh Che crowd and saunterad siugly toward Downlpg Street.
 The rotic&. however, had completely bloclkad all entrances to the thorough fare and twenty of the more militant snfsragettesA who tried fto break through the lines were arrested charg- Cd with interfering- with the police. For ttmefthefe was a. scene of great atsordsr, women time and again throwing thetnselves yaltahtiT against t1e double line of police. ouly to be forcad back. or. If they were unusually xeretatenf to be handed over to con- stah1es who Tnarnhed tn hern on to the police atation amid. cheers, hoots and hissss from the thronE.
 The women refused to pay the fines imposed and all wefe sent t0 prison Cor terms varyfng from fortnight to e month ~
 Tha suffrarsttss : met again this afternoon iIf Caxton Eaik Carrie Nation was among those present.
 Mrs. D6spard made a report on pro- sfess. she said the suffragettes were going to continue to spread their pro- tests as the only means of securing their: demands Tn. conclusion Mrs. DSspard said she did not know how long 1t would take the government to understand that tbe' women meant what they said a
 Five hundred of them had been im- prigonsd untiT they were given what they wanted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
MARION INsT4TuTE ALUMNI
oaa Students Meet and Eneef StrOmR
 Organisation.

Marion, Feb. s.-(Special. J-The leading alumni of the Marion Institute have recently organized a Society of Alumni to cooperate with the trustees of the college in large plans for the future. at t
 There is no college foundation in America that offers a better opportu- nity for building a great independent college. and no Institution possesses a more honorable history or higher standing in the expressed opinion of great edHcatoTs than the Institute. A strong Society of Alumni. with the loyal support of the people of Marion, insures bright future for the college. The South Ia entering upon an unpre. , eedented era of growth and prosperity; education is justly regarded as the most important public interest; and by i the loyal efforts of alumni and trus- tees, Marion should possess the strong est college for men In the South. No people have shown more public spirit and devotion to education in the past; and in the great future before the South, our people should continue to be first in the fame Of their colleges.
 The first Sward of the Carnegie Foundation in Alabama was made to the founder of the Instituts, Colonel J. T. Murtee. PreDident Harrtsou also ap- pointed Colonel Murfee as the educa- tiopal expert on the Board of Visitors to the United States Military Acad- emy; and recently President Roosevelt has honored Marion and the South in selecting Professor II. o. Murfee as the educational expert on tht Board of Visitors to the Naval Academy. Tn every walk of life. Marion graduates hare won distinction; and the Society
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
JnALoUsY CAUSES CRIME.
Ckieaso Yoash skoots Girl And Hin J -a -...- ... z.aAa

OAAeaBO EDDAM SEDVa6 %FAEA AAU 1Ask4s~ at+ self. s@
 Chicago: Feb. 1s-CrazeJ at the thought of Anna wisgent becoming the wife of another. Anton .Tunanis Killed himself last night after firing several shots at the girl and her father. t.sfsJ-s- r>
 Anna, who had refused to marry Tuhanis, was shot in the head and seriously wounded It is believed that she cannot recover.
 According to the story told by Wis. gent. his daughter and Tunan1s had been Keeping company for some time. Tun&nis was an ardent wooer, and had tried to induce the girl to elope with him. Her father objected to her be- coming the wife of Tunanis on account of the youth of the pair and he told the guitor to wait Q while.
 Tunanis came to the house and for two hours pleaded his suit He had heard rumors that the girl looked with favor on another young man and he said he would kill her and himself too, before he would allow her to be tho wife of any one else. The shooting followed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
Oablewra1as Cause TaIaI.

Madrid, Feb. 1s.-The bitter contro- versy aroused last week by the publi- cation here of some cablegrAms ex- changed between General Blanco at Havana and the government at Madrid regarding the surrender of the city of Santiago, Cuba. to General shAetsr, on July .t7, 1898. has been further en- venomsd by the appearance of a fresh batch of messages which demonstTAte that the government when 1t found that Blanco was unaitsrably opposed to surrender, communicated directly with General Torai, the commander at make terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19

of Aiuuni is . unien sf xsrfon graa- ustes fes me h1khsst dsssisbsns1t es
 me ofllsers oS ths so6ssty sf Aaumai afs: H. o Howhe, Prssiasnt; e V Wcodnn. coAirznan; 4. ". Bt6wart Seerst.ryi !. Mxxsin Af6ers. xssasnrer rxsoufiss csssnissss is nsas up ss tas medt proninsnt aiumni ef ths ecfisgs who have hseorss ladders fp every sec tim of the unton, frorn MassAohusetta to Iinsisssbpi. from risrsds to Call x1is Home hoard of the seeisty oi MuHxni are tzking steps to reiss funds for fhs college. An adequate athletic nsld near ths cehter of tks town ai well as near the college would meet . ienk felt need and would b. c great benent 10 che town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
cE.ANToN aoclAE Nnws.
.l... c..a. w.s1. ..s;..s.... :. '

aisa cnzHzs Watss Hn1n<eefns ss vAI- sss ls4 e4tfna Party.
 Clanten, Feb. 1e -(f3psesal )--one of the @rnost attrau<tve hospitalltaes of the seAson.s was that at wiitoh Miss cailis watts entertained on Saturday evening. inc teth -instant. at the home q s nsr s,rs,;s s,s,ss Mss. u,ai M fl s,ss sssssr nairAhay adapted for entertaining. was hseutifuilY decorAtsd for the event. The enfsrtAfnfnent was of tho nature of "a valentine party suexeating the spproaih Of, St vaisntine's Dap. KY
 The heart idea. red and white be- ing elevsrfyh carried out The recep- ton halL parior and spacious dining room were thrswn togethsr. and each preseuted . bsautiful array of crim- son. hearts of all sizes. The door ways were sfestooned with red hearts, and quite . brilliant display of red and white carhations grsced the oc- caslgn. sss sss z. M .E
 aThseIights In the variouss apartments were khaded in hArmonizing coiors, which lent its oharm to the beauty of the aceue. Strains of lovely music gIA4 4dnned the ear. and moved the low e and gentle maid to listen to the whispsrs of Cupid. who was concealed by the banks of Beautiful ferns that spaTastSds the tepfcs rather than the cold bleak winter outside. There we're three tabiss arrsnged for the game s'haarts.. The prizs being won by Miss Minnie M,1ss. . beautiful heart shaped box of candy. tied with red ribbon. Inc booby fell to Mfr. Frank IA dainey tysoa ccurss luncheon, was JseYYsd ih which the heart and color scheme were stiii an attractive feA- tpps. The place cards were dainty it, fls hsndpalnted altairs. the ,handt- work cf the fair hesteAs.
 sAfksr FspAtrfng to the papior ths cs1xe cutting was another happy fea- tufs ok the evening. on cut the heart hesng won by MT. Thomas D. Woods Mias wAtts was assisted in dispene ing hospitaiities by Mas Allie n Rob. bins. 7fe s,s sEe 'tsr
 LTsioses who enjoyed the hospitali- tiss of the evenin9xwere Misses Min rsfe M,ise. Beitte MuIiiHs. Mamie Weeds, Ada sanIy and Mesdaznas Gam ma Alkderscn and Glennie Dennis: Messrs.s E. B. Deason. Thomas D woods, Prank W Thomas. T. H Mid dlet0n, c. Tenn Jones and, M. T.. whito4
 #. ss.en.g Enexes.,4 Meal Nsaxttsre e0mvertn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
No HoNORs FOR ROOSEVELT. He WFI Ros' Nave Exceptional Dis.

Rome. Feb. tss--The mayor of Rome, MEnOr Nathan, has decided not to car Fy out the proposal to confer upon Theodore Roosevelt the citizenship of Rome during his brief stay in Italy on hia way Co East Africa
 II was planned to confeF-this honor oR Mir. Roosevelt 9s a recognition of the generosity of the United States toward the earthquake sufferers, but Signor Nathan believes that when all nations did everything in their power to help the needy. no distinction should be made.
 Should Mr. Roosevelt consent to de- liver lecture In Rome, Eignor Nathan would gladly place at his disposal a befstting han.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
TO PLANT CABBAGns. .
Over Five Hundred Thousand ReeeAvea
 an Marion.

Marion. Feb. 1ss-(SpeciaI.)- )-Over 50o.ooO cabbage plants have been re- eeived in Marion; by express during the past ten days for re-planting Nearly 50 per cent of the cabbage crop was killed by the recent cold, and, the lettuce crop. also damaged. Between 800 and 300 acres of cabbage and let tuce will be planted in and on the su- barbs of Marion thla year. ...
 1kr. W. H. Cahe6. formerly a mem- Der of the Court of County CommIs- siOners, and one of our best oitizens is seriously III and not expected to re- cover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19

T. W. MAnPma RTE cts. egsoo c ats. eo.Se ex. pm1G
 aMxExL TRADING O. ~ P. O. mex SIT. Eemenn6In, Y3n.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
36 Inch Pdja,1la Checks
 Today Only %

Here is . material offered at pfice, which any meschant in the country woud De glad to pay whole being taken, fit the amont to 20 yards to buyes. ! Pajaaaa checks viii be sold at Sc today only.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
9c SPECIALS
 From All Over the Store

Lestse Embsoidesy Cotton, the & skein kind, 3 skeins for Sc.
 Knitting sffk; Large 1se spoolss onlya few eolofs to close, 3 spoot Soe Sc.
 Yard wide Curtain Madsas; white grounds with colored figures and colored grounds of every kind. Beautifd 25e qual- fly Se . yasd.
 Yard wide Csepon in beautifM OrientaI and Persian designs for kimonas. etc., reg uias price 2Oes sale price % . yard.
 Caicutta Cloth; high grade linen fn- ixhed fabric for skirts, tailored waists, etc. segulas P J-2e goods % yard.
 Embroidered Handkesshisfs; oue fegulas 15e kinds1 only 6 to . customer, Sc each. tISek Towels, size 2oz4O, have colorsd boedefs 9c each.
 Fancy Linens; Scalloped ovaIs, Doyliss, dfawn work squares and pare linen inch doYiies Sc. each.
 Extsa Heavy pare Linen Clash, and 6lue and red checked GlaH Toweling; special Sc . yasd.
 White and coiOrcd Finishing Braids, great assortment al 9e q bunch.
 @Bsonsebone" Collar Suppoftess; silk covered, will wash and iron; enoUgh for two collars foe se. Six Han Ribbon; 3 inches wide; eoloss white, lavender, canary brown, reseda and grey, J5e q0alitY 9c yasd.
 Net VeiIings, black and all good eclo1ss worth regUlafly soc yard, to close at se. Fancy Collars and Tufn-overs, odds and ends and slightlY soned kinds worth Up to $t.5O, Sc for choice. FIirseh's Sweet Violet Amonia and N. Ae M. HossehoId Anonia either for 9e. Asmour's Sylvan ToHet Soap In several odoes 9c cake.
 TiSue L&non; fine I&nen-liEe dreS fab- sse h linen eolOrs, t2 t-2e quality se Yasd. Yasd wide LonsdaIe Domestie, the worsRs standard se a yard. Gold Plated HeaSty Pins, two to easa, fos S.
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
I5c Madras Shirti,lgs
 Today O,aly e

Soft high grade shhsing madras in eoios that are as neasiy fast as ean De had n wash fahries among them many dainty effects in black and white stfpes ese, which arc 90 pleasing to men In general and .svssy piece ssnssoesly wide.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19

New and bcaUtiful are these In be had. i The gfotsnds arc navy, green. bro fo6lasd patterns and all arc ptsrc silk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19

Troy pexee0t Meal Mixture e0mvertE themm mHas1 Nome cam wtfhk4an6 it. '-'s;fss MARKS 4 GAYL.E. 2
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-06
MUSkOGtE LOYAL TO MEN INDICTED
Business Men In Mass Meeting Declare Their Faith h
 Governor Haskell,

MUSKOGEE. Okla, Feb. 5.-Sixty leading business men of Muskogee held mass meeting last night that lasted nn;iT early today to discuss the seven indictments returned here late yesterday bysthe federal grand jury in the governments town lot inyesti- gation.
 Expressions cf ecrldcnec in ;hc high standing integrity and honor of the indicted men were made and a committee was appointed to correcs what is termed an erroneous impress sion as to the legality of land titles existing in Muskogee and eastern Ok laboma.
 More details became known today regarding the Indictments first return cd. Those against Governor Chas. N. Haskell. Clarence ". Turner and Wal ter R. Eason allege fOrty-seyen overt acts of alleged conspiracy to defraud the government.
 The second, agaiasi Vim. T. Hutch iEs and Clarence v- Turner, allege thirteen overt acts. The third. against Albert English. Fred B. Sewers and Jesse Tfih alleged ninety-two overt acts. mo indicted meI are among toe most prominent in Oklahoma
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-06
Wanted
HARMLESS FOURTH
 FOR PHOENIX
Merchants To Be Wamed In Full Time To Prevent Their
 Laying In Fireworks.

PHOENIX. Feb. 5.-Phoenix mas nave firecrzofeeiess Fourth Of July his year if the plans of several of he leading bUsiness men of the city work out as they expect. They nave started a movement 10 have the coun- efE order the enforcement agains, the shooting off Of fireworks within the fire limits.
 The time is. fast approaching when Inc merchants wlo handle patriotic noises will be ordering thsir usual aock of firev6rks. II the eounefs should decree that c6ichrsuors should 20 outside the city 10 Go their noisy celebrating, the stoci. ordered would be much smaller than otherwise and some might order 70 fireworks as all. For that reason those who ob5ecl 10 hrecraclseTs on acevun' Of the danger of fire, wish the courciI to immediate " issue orders to fhe city marshal 10 strictly prohibit celebrating in this manner. It is not their desire that shc dreworks merchants shah get in large stocks and then, 9 few days before Inc nations birthday. have their ex Dected demand almost wholly destroy d. for those who will buy frccrackers and take them outside the city tc shot them eff are comparatively few.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-06
8 HOURS, 5 DAYS AT
 TUCSON ESPEE SHOPS
Southern Pacific Shops Change the Old Working Schedule
 Indefinitely.

TUCSON. Feb, 5.-An order aas posted at noon yesterday at the South ern Pacific shops in this city. stating that for the present and Entil further notice the shops vii be run but eiehs hours each day and but five days eact week.
 For some time pest the shops have been operating on nlne-hour-day ba,.- is and on a six-day per wek schedule. which is the regular working week Previously for Bumber of months they had been operating on a shorter schedule owing to tAe fact that freight business on the division was lighter than usual. TraGe increased. ho~- ever, and with the increased amount Of repair work. the shops were again put on their regular working basis. It is stated that the return Co the shorter schedule is due to the sacl that for several weeks past freight business had been lighter and fewer trains than usual have been run causing less than tho average amount
 of repair work.
 No definite information could be o0 taincd as to how iong the shorter
 schedule will remain in eafect- IL # regarded as 8 certsiaty that the saops will return to full working weed
 just as soon as the road iraiIie picks lup again.
 | The order ior fhe shorter week was
 received from the Headquarters of tho
 southern district Of the S0uiheFn Pa
 cific in Los Angeles. The order af
 fleets the Tucson, the Los Angeles ana [ the san Joaquin divisions.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-06
Eebruary 5.

i75s-Georgia adopted new gov crnment.
 Massachusetts adopted the federal constitution
 1sio-ole Bull. famous vioiinist. born. Died 1880.
 ISs7-- Edwin Miner Gallaudet, pres idant of Galiaudel college. born in Hartford, Conn.
 IS4l-Thc Pennsylvania bank or the United States again suspended specie payment-
 lSs2-Jesse n. Bright of Indiana expelled from the United States sen ate.
 1S6s-Thc federns were repulsed at Hafcher's Run. Virginia
 lS7s-The amended civil rights bill passed the house Of representatives.
 Gallery in Robinson's opera house. Cincinnati. gave way and twelve persons were killed and many injured.
 1891 President Harrison proclaim cd reciprocity with Brazil.
 1sss- Fire in Savannah destroyed s5ce.ooe worth Of property.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-06
LADY
 WANTED ID BE
 SURE OF DEATH
Woman Who Shot Herself Had
 Planned Drowning, Cutting
 Her Throat and the Gentle
 chIoroform Route.

PHOENIX, Feb. Airs. Jack brsn- nsn committed suicide some time yes tesday at her nome. fiV7 South Th'rd eSenuC. by shooting hfrself through thc left breast.
 Her body was discovered this aft- Dcon by two mea who live in that neichborhOod Yesterday aftevnoUr trey noted that Mrs Brennan did not milk the COW sac kept in her bac- yard. This afternoon they became sspicicus that all was not right anu made an invest gatiol. They found all the doors locked on the inside but made their entrace by tasring opsr the screen CT tAe Trent door and iifi irg tho latch.
 Entering Mrs. Brennan room the saw her lying dead in her bed Her right hand iay at her s'dc and a rc. siivcr that had fallen from her life less sTasp Eaye is mute evidence of tAc means by vaiea she ended her lise
 The men .mmediai y notified Coro- neT Jchnst~Ec. Eho inpaneleG jury tc make an Investigation On the top O. the sewing machine they found a razor. with tho blade open. \ piece or string was tied around the middle to keep the razor from breaking in 4ar land With the razOr was a let fer addressed 10 her husband. It has u-t been broken opsI. but by holdinG fl up to the light Coroner -Johnstc 1e
 made cut a part of the massage. Airs. Brennan told Of the misery s1e was l in and tlat she was going 10 the FiSeT to frOvn heEself
 Evidently she had first intended to ! end her life by drowning and then de cided 10 cut her threat. After thai s again clanged her miud and shol | Eefsalf. The bed had been prepared i by pulling a comforter up over the Dillcw.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-06
FoR BETTER REGULATION
 OF LIQUOR TRAFFIC.

BUFFALO. \. E.. Feb. 5.--Neariy s60 leading brewers were in attend anee. today af the cTeniHg of the al- nual convention of tbe New York State Brewers association. The se< sions Of the convention are being isessf at the Iroqaois hoiel, and siil IaI over Io-zsrFos. The principal sub jec; slated for discussion has to do with the better regulation of inc Ii QUOT traffic. and # Is expected the as- sociati0n wili frame measures fo1 that purpose to be introduced in the general assembly.