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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28
,,Rrnaktemr' Tbenoare
Runrruelt.
Der Gr= Erifibent beim ySutlppf"
angetreten. - Sebr uiele geiuher
anf iciner Office. - Yulitifde
6onferen5en III Outer Sap. -
Gr will nod nidbt!
g e rs gprf. 20. Sl1ni.

u e. y o t, 20. sunni.
ggsTrdiibent &ooienelt begann am
Gontag nah elmer MIR etntdeigen
&%ubepauie in Sagamore Sia ieine
Sbdtisfeit oils M%itrebnfteur oes Out
loot. nnb lieB iih uidt cinmal burd
Die Sotoeit leines dlteiten Sobncs
itoreu. Wit benz Sepeidenboot Sol
pbin". auf Dem er Sonntas Hadt in
8egleitung beg WariueiefretGrs Raper
bon Sbiter BAT abgefabren. trai
8ooiepelt Wontas friib in Seem gprf
Elm uno besab ii9 iofort nad ieiuer
Office. no ieiner eiue Wenge bon
@prreiponben3 barrie. 3pet Stune
ben ipdter q er nieDer aut Der
StraBe 6u ieben. unb tpnrhe natiirIif
iofort erfannt nnb es oauerte nift
lanse. bis ii1 cine sro6e Ieni6enz
mense UNI i'm seidaart bate. Der
@g sRrdiibent beeifte ii9 besbalb.
ndfbsm er Der groben 9iee pessn it'd
eineu Strobbut eefanft. fpieber mad
ietner Office 5uriid5ufommen.
.&ebafteur" Hoolepelt's 6alipts
quarter befinbet iih iest i'm iiebenten
Stodnert bes rlniteb CHARITIES Sc
bdiioes an Der Vierten Nne. unb %.
StraBe. Sort iinb fir i'm bret Sims
mer r~eierpiert. an beren gingan9 in
@olbbu6itaben itebt. Office bon
3beosore &ooieelt." gines Der 3im>
mer lit bas Arbeits5immer beg grs
Yrdiibenten, I'M ndhjten list fem
Sefretdr unb oaS brittle lit bas Wartes
simmer fir 8eiuher; iolften lestere
lid dl3ii sablreif einifeIen. 10 irebt
Nooienelt elm ieparater Insgan9 CUR
@erfiiaung. bur6 ben er uugefcben
nnd' Der Strabe entfommen fam.
q M gorf. "a. SUM-.
Sbeobpre Hooiepelt mill iid INNER
nod nidt bariiber duBern. Oh unp
mann er iuieber in Die praftii6e Yolitif
bineiniteigen fpiro. CT nieberbplt
immer mieSer auf's 4eue, bab or nod
gar nidt piiic Oh er ii~berbaupt
iemals mieber cine politiihe Heoe
balten tperbc. Vorldufis nerbe er
ni6t 0ffentli6 ipre6en. unb feline
eriten Gffentlihen Heben in Gbepenne.
&anias Gin. ct. Saul. Willpaufec
unb Chicago piirben feinerlei poli>
tide @e6iete beriibren.
Srobbem ballern alien Iniheine
mad Die politiideu GonferenSeu In
Der Spiter Ban luitig fort. @iiforb
&inhot unb Somcs q. 8arfielb bas
ben bsibc auf Sagampre Sill iibers
nadbtet. nub ndditer Gage ipirp inter
anbcrcn SenrD g. Stimion. Der Spes
sial Yroiefltpr fir Die llnteriuhuns
ser Observation-Disclosures bel 8ooies
belt an einem 8eiuhe ernartet. sNud)
@puperneur Susbes b%efinbct iih llns
ter ben sclabenen 8diten beg Saiies,
bat aber bis iest nod feiu Satum
fir ieinen 8eIuh anieseu fpnncn, ba
ibm ieine Imtsseid)dfte uuscnblid>
fid feline 3eit iiir cine >iolfe Sabrt
lalIen.
Ser Sberif lit in Den lctten Sagcr
fat itets in Dem Bureau 5u finpen
gcipeien. bas Der .Sutlopf.. fir i'm
einaeridtet bat uub 100 i'm ganSc
Scrge bon Gorreiponben8 erpartei
baben unb Ell Dor Dem Nnhrnngc bon
9eutcn. Die i'm ieben unb Iprchcn
ppllen muo allerlei Inliegen an ibn
babeil, lid fniim Sli rettcn ipciB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28

ginsen obue Spii1eniaa bon itatten.
Die Miaihine mad5te bieien Nohmits
tag einen 3ipeiten. aber fiir5eren
Iusflug. Ilif einc @ode I'M poraus
iinb Die Stqets fir 4usiiiise nit Der
.9eiti6lenb~ ncrfauft norben INN
Die l1nternebmer baben Die Superz
ii9t, baB bas llntcrnebmen lid be-
5ablt mad1t.
9IifeIborf, "a. SUM.
Wd6rene Der ldngeren Sa6rt oie>
les Cages fii6rte bas 3eppeliu'ife
Suftidiff ~Seutidlanb" nid]t menis
ger als 80 Yerionen. borunter 5ebn
Srnuen. nit iid, Die groBte 3abl.
Die ie bon einem dbnliGen Satr5eua
dlf einmal 6eforbert lporoen lit. gu
elmer 8eit erreiHte Das Shiif, nit
Dem 8inb fabrenb, cine 8eifninbigs
feit bon 1914 WeiIen. Die Sabrt
sins bon SiiKelborf rad Glen, 8orts
numb. 8odum nnN 5uriid. 8dbs
renb Der Hiiffubrt serietb Die
.0eutiflcnb~ in einen Megeuiturm
uns bate sesen einen itarten @tnb
an5ufdmpfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28

W iunipeg. Canada. "a. Suui.
Scr aunse Siitriit- 8lpiiHen Sort
Srdnees unb Ntifcban. oitli6 bon
Hainp Cafe, cntlang Der @rensc.
miro bon Suihfeucrn pcrlpiiitet. @ils
lionen bon Collars iino perloren ges
sansen pur6 Die 3critorung bon
@nlbltdphen. Shueibemiiblcu mn
Splslagcrn. s. @%encrbauicr Gp..
bon ct. Youl. perlorcn $f.500.00 0
burh @ernihtung ibrer @alounacn.
Sic Northern Contraction so. bon
@inni0g perlor ale ibre Solslaacr.
Sic 8~atportage 9unlber so. bon @ins
uipeg lit ebenfaIS i6per ~aeiddhi9t,
Die 3. 3. @cNrtbur 60. bon @inni'
peg pcrlpr lire Sdnciremiiblc nm
500. 900 SUB 8mibolS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28
Kataftrepbe amf Sem
MiiiiiFppi.
q a Gro55s Wis Ok e,,r

| ~ ~ SCtp.y AZ. ,NuIlt.
yRit 1000 Nusfliielern an 9oro
gerietb am Samstag Mbeno Der arpBe
Sampfer IS. g" Der Slcme 9adet 50.
anf Dem @iiiiiiippi. 5pii6eu @cuua
nnD Vietorp. in 9rano, unb perz
brannte bis auf ben Waferipieael.
0rei Terionen famen um's 2e6cn.
Ser 9ampfer bradte 1900 Ycrionen
bon 2aniins, Soipa, unb 500 bon
Sunfteu 3fpti6en bort unb benz gnbz
5iel na4 ga Gruiie. lin 6 llbr murbe
Die 8iiffabrt aneetreten. gls Der
Sampfer 5pei Weilen pberbalb
Victprb. isis. mar serape ee9enilber
bon 8ab Gre genb. serietb er III
grano. 9as Seuer entitdnb nabc Dem
&eiielraum. Neit @oqbumpf leuftc
Der &apitdn oas Boot brett nudf Dem
Bah Age SSlanb mritten i'm NluB, MIR
cine fiiroe Siitan3 entfernt. CHE Der
Generals Ilarm abaegeben purbe, iaB
ous Sdiif ifon auf bent StranS llnS
in fpenigeu Rinuten fparen hie YaHns
giere in Siderbeit. &ilr5 barauf mar
Der Sumpfer eiu ein5igcs Slammeuz
meer; er brannte p~o1itduoia berumter.
llnXefpmmen iinb: Srau gmmu
&aubdl, Nem albipn, Sa., ertrunten;
Sobn Elane. @aufon. 3d., %perbrannt;
%unbefannte Sruu. ertrilnfen. @rnits
lid berlest iuuroen: Snlepb Guple.
Ganiine, Sa., belize Sdnbc per6rannt
llnb ionitise bebeutenoe Gcrlebungen
am a0rper; Srau Sr. Neper. Earning,
Sa., geinbrlh; Srau Sobn Spiepb.
De Soto. crnitlib perlebt an &opi uno
Sdultern uno moslideripeiie audi
innerli1; Srau arhie Sailep.
Gictoria, 8nofel 5eriplittert; Srau
0nit. &dppler. @ictoria. Gn1hcl pers
italdt unb i6were Srnui1en am
&Drper. Gttpn so Yerionen babcn
auBerbem nod leidtere @erlesuugen
uub 8rauiden Dapongetrasen.
9as prompte ginereifen Der ges
mannung bes Sdiffes unb faltbliitis
ger Yafagiere bat es p%erbinbert, ba6
niht sleih-Sunberte bon Icrlpnen
beim eriten Seueralarm mitten qlf
Dem Strom in has 8aiIer lprangcn.
Srnu Hanbau mar sic cin5iae Salias
9ieriu, Die ii6 bur6 Die 8afen an,
0cldnber Der Sedc Quadrangle, unb
3ipanSia Irme ltrsdten lid aug. nm
JIG mif3ufangen. als lie bon Dem
oberen Bed in bas Bnlier iprang.
Sbrc 2eide lit nod ni1t uifgeflms
Den. Sobn Slnne mar ipegeu une
orbeutlider Nuffiibrung unter Sed
einseiperrt. nnb in Der Iuireguns bcS
Insenblids badte Nienanb baran,
i'm berans5ulaiieu. Seine lIcbers
reite lieseu 6lucifelos NIT Den,
Numpie bes Snmpfers. Der ianf, ais
er bis gum @a1eripiegel n~iebersc>
brannt mar, alf Dem Sopen bcs
Sluiies. Crit ipdt am Sonntog Wtorz
ocn lpurben bic lebtcu Saiiagicrc bon
@ab Ire Sslanb. ipo Der Sampfcr
3cbn Iinutcn nod Insbruh bes
Seilers auf Den Stranb seiest mar.
absebolt.
Ser Yerluit Der Icmc Yafet Conn
pam lpirb auf 100000 acldJdbt.
Sbatiddlid bat ieber 9aiiogicr. Der
an @orb mar. aleihunasitiide, Yadcte.
Sdmudla6en obcr ionitige ,8ertbs
iadcn in Der niiiten SaIt, in Der n,ar
an baS 9anb 5u gelanacn iuhte. Gins
aebiibt. Wan ldGst. bn6 bieie Ser
lutte 3uiammen iih auf $4,000 be-
lmifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28

9as Zeppelin 2uitidiif .9eutids
Lamb" mafte oieien @ormittas nit
20 Yaiingieren cinen pieritinpiaen
Gusflha iber Die Snbuitrieitdbte bcs
@e5irfes. Die Giidtebr nnb 2anbuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28
DerfHieSeneS.

soNo ou Nac, Wis. MuetS
ton. cine Srtf9aft bon etna breibuns
bert Seelen an Der Soos@abu IN
Waibingtpn gountp. Bis. gelegen. 1T
Somstag Ma3uittas fat ~politdnbis
bur6 Seuer aerftort pprben. Siiufs
sebn 26ben, eire 8ani. bas Yoitamt
unb bas 9elesrapbenamt murben 5ers
tort. Ser angerihtete Sahfhaben
nirb auf unsefdbr $4,000 seiddst.
gei Gouiiion eines gilsuaes nit
einem 8otal5ug 5u 8ilepreur, Sranfs
reid. fanen 10 Reripuelr um's 2eben.
80 fpurben berlett. - Der ~fran5os
Hfhe 9ampfer .e2d Mo9ele" itieb auf
Der Sabrt bon 8orbenur rah 2ioers
pool mit Der PENS" 'suiammen lfnb
5ehu Wann Der -HodeIIe~ ertrnnfen.
SIN Ybilabelpbia, Ya.. begins
am 10. sunni bic .Maria Off" Yes
meinbe uub ibr SeelIorser. Heftor
8eors Wplf bas filberne Sibildllm.
Oie Seitliffeit berihonten burh lire
8egenfpurt Der Mpoitoli1he 0eleaat,
Rier. Saiconio unb Wigr. Scentgcs
ratb bonn pdpitliden S~oiepbiuum an
Columbus. S9iu.
- IN e, 1is. gm ~.
Suli ptrb gr8biihof Mebmer bon
Gtetp Yorf nod europa abreiien uno
baieIbit stpei Dionate peripeiIcn.
Sruptid6Ii9 pirb er iif in Der
S6tpei5 ~aufbalten.
ct. YauI. Minn., 10. sunni.
@ie aus 5uperldiiiser Qnele pers
lautet, nirb nun Die 1iferreidiihs
uugarii6e 8eaiernng benz i'm 9aufc
Der lesteu Sabre pielfad alisacs
ipro1enen Wunihe ibrer sablreih in
Rtrneiota anidifisen e6ep,aligen
llntert6anen 8ehmins tragen unb
einen gerufs>G ouiul bierber ents
Ienben.
Ven go t. 20 Suui. Sn Der
Siftb Nnemle Yresbbterianer : Stride
purbe nm 400 llbr Nadmitta9s
Sbepoore Hooiepelt, ST., NIT Srl.
eleanor Ileranber in @eaenpdrt Dee
Or Hrdiibenteu Hpoiepelt, Der iibris
gen Samilienanseborigen. unc 10 pies
Ter anberer ei~ngelubenen 8Gite, mic
in Der Stride Slat battene getraut.
Ser 8rGutieam 1T % unp sic 9raui
81 Sabre aft. so sroB mar Die
Wenidenmenge. Die Sic Stride be-
lagerte uub iid seipaltiam gingang
81 peridaffen iudte. bab es cinea
Iufgebotes bon 100 Vpli8iiten be-
burfte. Inn Die Srnmuns an erbaltcn.
Inter ben NellSierigen beianben lit
piele &leioerma6erinnen nno SUIT
ma6erinnen. bic, ais bic 9raut unS
bic berborragenoiteu @elabcnen err
idienen. eifris Noti5eu mndbten. benr
ba bic Srauung ais elm bebeuteubcs
geieaihaitlideS @rcignib gait. NJ cS
fpi6tig. 81 nilieu. ipie Die 9aupts
perIonen 9etleioet iparcn fin
fiinftige Sale.
Yittsburg, Ta.. 20. SUM
Ser Shirm pom lcbtcn Samsta9 ba,
grpBen Shaben bier int Staate an.
fgeribtet. Sic County 9ebDrbe IL
Brownsville meint. buB Der Giaeu,
tbumsihaben in ienem Niitrift lid an
500. 900 belduft. Ser Iononaa.
belds SluB 8eigt Jest cincn Sohmaner:
itnnb bon 30 Su6 an nnb iteigt nod,
Sei Smitbs Serrp %ertranfen Die @c,
briiner &alpb uliS @erril 8nuf. Is
reip. II Sabre oft. ais iie perilihtcn
cine Surtb peS Seapcr Tipcr 8,
benueen.
g6icnso, Sa.. 10. Suni
Seute purbe Die nelle itnttlihc 9ir6,
5ur llnbeflcdteu gmpfdnsniB burd
ben gr5biidof Guialep feierlih &c.
ipeibt. Wor Segimn Der Ginpeibungs.
Geremonien ipurbe o bcn @erciner
bieicr @emeinbe ipic bena66nrter &c,
meinhen cine Seitparahe unter 2eitunI
bon Mihtcr @irtcn pcranitnltet. Nep
SoIepb Iau9ger aus Der Si15eic Sn'
pcnpprt. Soma. belt in oeutltel
Gbrnd,e Sir SeitpreDiut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28
Gimer Der Nn[ercm.

@cu. Subaan Wins, e. s., cir be-
fainter slnfor anb gelebrtcr III
nidt micbr. Gr mar eiter jcner
.atanner, bic Cit lanscs, ppfers
pulles 2ebcn benz S,uefe ueibem,
I'm IN Der Giniamfeif n%adjsuScnfen,
tuie iid nm 9eiten ben i%usialen
N6tben Der Seit itenern labt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28
2lmfreeenSe Kataarepken.
Berlin. o.. sunni.

80 Shtt"
Na6bem bic 0erihte aus benz bon
elmer furftbaren l1eberihpemmun9
betroffenen Nbrtbal IN Der Gifel inio>
fern giiniiger eelautet batten. ais
bon bort elm Nbflutben bes So6ipais
Icrs an melben mar, lit cine neue
Siobspoit einsetroffen. unb 5ipar aus
8aiern. Sort ipar Die @egenb bon
@ugsburg ihon. in ben letten Sngen
bon Wolfenbrr6 unb lleberidipems
mllng ifiper beimgeiuht noroen uno
iett fomn,t Die Nahrift. oaB llnpetz
ter bel Sngplitabt. Him unb Neus
Him enormen Shaben anseri6tet baz
ben. Nu6 bort lit Die @egeno bon
Den Slit6en perpiiitet uno Der llmfang
oes 0ernihtunasfperfs noA i'm Steis
aen unb Gle Stdbte Sngolitabt. Him
nub Neuslllm idipeben ielbit in eros
her @eiabr. Sebe Shlnoe mag aus
SieIer @eaenp iueitere Nahri6ten bon
cntIebli6em 3eritornnssipert nnb
pieleiht Serluiten bon Wfenlbens
leben bringen.
.f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28
Gine T~rinmpbfabrt.

Scr neueiie Zeppelin, bic D9eutf6s
lamb" fliest BON, Briebridsbaien
mad SiHeioprf. Srcibnnbert
9aeilen in nemn Stmnbcn.
Sman5is 9~afasiere madjen bic
Tabrt nit, bic ubne bic seringite
Strung perlamft. - Giienbabns
sug ii6ertruffen.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-05
PADDY FARRELL
BURNED To DEATH
in HIS CABIN
DWELLING AT ROUND NOUN
TAIN DESTROYED LAST NIGHT
-BODY NEARLY CREsfArED

Telephone advices from Round
Mountain this morning conveyed
the startling information of the
death of P. H. Farrell, a former
resident of Tonopah, who has been
engaged in leasing in the hydraulic
camp. The dead body of Farrell
was found this morning in the char
red remains of his cabin, which had
burned to the ground some time
during the night. The body was
horribly burned and was unrecog-
nizible, the head being nearly de-
stroyed, as were the lower limbs.
1t is presumed that Farrell had re-
tired and left light burning. In
some unaccountable manner the
light was overturned and he was
suffocated
The information was telephoned
to Rev. Father Butler of the Cath
olic church, who broke the news to
the widow, who resides here. In
addition there are four children.
two boys and two daughters, who
survive the deceased Mrs. Farrell
and Martin Kennedy, her brother,
left Immediately for Round Noun
tain and will escort the remains
back here for interment.
Mr.. Farrell, or Paddy" as he
was better known, was one of the
pioneers of Tonopah. He had
wide acquaintance in southern Ne
vada, and was by occupation min
er. At different times he was en-
ployed in the local mines, but about
year ago he went to Round Noun
tain and started leasing, having Sc
cured promising piece of ground
on one of the properties of that
camp.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-05
GAME AND JUNGHANDEL
FILE SUIT IN IDAHO

Suit to recover 100000 with in
terest since June, 1907, has been
filed in the federal court of Idaho
by Joseph e. Caine and Max Jung
hendel against Frank ]. Hagen
Ibarth. This suit was recently dis
missed in the third district court OF
Utah after the supreme court had
reversed the decision awarding a
Judgment. The third district court
dismissed the case without preju-
dice and since the defendant is now
resident of Idaho, this action is
brought in that state.
The plaintiffs held an option ON
the Ludwig mine in Nevada and
sold the option to Hagenbarth for
100000 with a cash payment of
$4,000. Hagenbarth then turned
the option over to the Nevada Doug
las company, who let it expire, It is
alleged, and then bought the prop
erty on their own behalf. Hagen
barth refused to pay the remaining
$4,000 and action was brought
against him for that amount.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-05
MOTHER KILLS
BABY To SAVE Il
GIRLS HONOR
By Associated Press.

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Dec. Mrs.
Adeline Robinson, aged Sc, is in
custody charged with the murder of
her daughters infant child. She
was arrested upon stepping from a
cab, the driver calling an officer and
declaring that he had seen the wo-
man, while riding in his carriage,
administer chloroform to the child
and then placing it in telescope
or travelling basket. The babe was
born last Wednesday. II did it to
save the honor of my daughter, .
said Mrs. Robinson this afternoon,
adding that she thought it was all
right, and expressing a wish to pay
the babes funeral expenses.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-05
SECRE AIRY OF NAVY URGES
STATION AT San FRANCISCO
In Annual Report Number Of Startling
Changes Are Recommended, While Weak
Points Are Discussed.

vessels should be sent there ON ac-
count Of the danger of the passes
being blocked. The Pensacola navy
yard is condemned as impossible of
fortification and as strategically un-
necessary. The secretary thinks
that the gulf and south Atlantic
coasts can best be defended by an
effective naval station at Guantan-
amo, Cuba, where the emergency
docking and repair facilities should
be provided at an expense of about
100000 or 100000. This would
involve the transfer to Guantanamo
of the New Orleans floating dock
and machine tools from the Algiers
yard and from Pensacola. Key
West alone of the gulf naval sta
tions should be maintained; not as
first-class station but for the sup
ply and quick repair of small gum
boats and torpedo craft operating in
the Caribbean sea- The secretary
predicts that in time of war the
cities of the gulf coast will be.
from their natural security, the
chief sources of supplies and mater
ial and the probable points from
which our troops will embark either
for the Isthmus of Panama for fur
ther transit, or for service in the
Carribeanfi as may be required.
Continued on page a
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-05
fORMAN RANCH
At OASIS HAS
new OWNER
PROMINENT Los ANGELES MAN
PAYS LARGE SUM FOR THE
PROPERTY

A few days ago the large For
man ranch at Oasis changed hands
having ben purchased by Los An
geles people. The ranch is a large
one and is one of the most valu-
able in southern Nevada. 1t was
formerly known as the Piper ranch
In reality there are two ranches
situated about Is miles apart. One
is located in Esmerald county, near
Fish lake, while the other is at
Oasis.
From a point of dollars, the sale
is one of the largest consummated
in this section for some time. AL
though no authentic information has
been secured, it is currently report
ed that the consideration will be in
the neighborhood of $135, 900, oi
which amount cash payment oi
$4,000 has already been made.
The transaction was engineered
by A. G. Tobias of Los Angeles
who was acting for A. Patterson, a
prominent business man of Los An
geles. The acreage of the ranches
totals $500 and practically every
foot has excellent water facilities
1t is stated that the desire of Mr.
Patterson in making the purchase
was to present the ranch to his
sons.
William Forman and James For.
man came in from the ranch several
days ago. The former will make
his home in Manhattan, after a few
days, while the latter will continue
to reside in San Francisco, his pres.
ent place of residence. The Formar
brothers bought the property sew
eral years ago. William Forman
who ,yas practicing law in this city
at that time, removed to Oasis ant
has since managed the property
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-05
BALLOON IN
A Wild FLIGHT
over NORTH SEA
BY Associated Press.


LONDON, A balloon of the Inter
national Ballooning club of Munich,
which started from that city Satur-
day, moved first in the direction
Switzerland, and landed today near
Kirkwell, Scotland, after a wild
flight across the North sea, during
which one of the three aeronauts,
Herr Metzgar, lost his life. Driven
before furious gale Sunday morn
ing the balloon struck the sea and
a huge wave swept over the basket.
Metzgar was carried away and lost
while the others clung to the bas-
ket. Relieved of Metzgar's weight,
the balloon ascended sufficiently to
clear the water.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-05
BY Associated Presa

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5-The re-
suits Of careful, personal investi-
cation by Secretary George Won l..
Meyer of many of the navy yards
and naval stations are apparent in
certain sweeping recommendations
for the abolition of some OF these
and the development Of others, as
set out in the secretary's annual re-
port, just made public.
Secretary Meyer recommends Civ
ing up and disposing Of the naval
stations at New Orleans, Pensacola,
San Juan, Port Royal, New London,
Sacketts Harbor, Culebra and Cav
lite. He finds that the average an
nual cost of maintaining these sta
tions for the past five years has
been $1,672,675, while very little
useful work has been performed
therein.
The secretary discusses the strong
points and shortcomings of the var
ious yards at length and incidentally
he points out that the United States
mas twice as many navy yards as
Great Britain, with a navy at least
double the size of ours. Touching
the New Orleans yard. it is said
that its position is 100 miles ur
the Mississippi river, and that 1t Il
such that in time of war no large
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CHARGE ERROR
IN HEINzE CASE
In Lower COURT
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5-The su-
preme court of the United States
today held that the federal court of
New York erred in dismissing GER
tain counts in indictments against
F. Augustus Heinze, charged with
misapplication Of funds of the Mer-
camille National bank, New York.
Further proceedings must be had in
the lower court.
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BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Dec. promptly
at noon today both houses entered
upon the short session of the sixty
first congress, with a good atten-
dance in both branches, while the
galleries were crowded. Just after
the completion of prayer in the
house, Representative Champ Clark
of Missouri entered the chamber.
The democratic side Immediately
burst into prolonged cheering, hail
ing him as the next speaker. The
ovation was acknowledged by Mr..
Clark with bows. The democrats
Joined with the republicans in
cheering Speaker Cannon
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WAIT TILL IT'S DIVIDED

The Carlin Commonwealth says OF
the division of Lyon county: "For
lack of something to say the news
papers are dividing up Lyon county
and handing small fractions to var
iOus other counties. Don't accept
any part of Lyon county until it is
divided
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COMMISSIONERS ARE
NOW IN SESSION

The board of county commission
ers met this morning at the regular
monthly session, and spent the day
in transacting routine matters. The
matter of approving and allowing
the county and town bills will come
up at tomorrow's session
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FUNERAL OF
MRS. EDDY TO TAKE
PLACE THURSDAY
BY Associated Press

BOSTON, Dec. 5-Arrangements
for the funeral of Mrs. Mary Baker
Eddy, founder and leader of the
Christian science church, who died
late Saturday night of pneumonia at
her home, Chestnut Hill, Newton,
will be held from the residence OF
the deceased Thursday forenoon.
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FORTY HURT
in TRAIN WRECK
in ENGLAND
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Dec. 5-About forty
persons were seriously injured, a
number fatally, in a collision on the
London Northeastern railroad at
Willenstenden Junction today. The
second section of passenger train
crashed into the first section.
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SIXTY.FIRST CONGRESS
ENTERS ON SHORT SESSION
Both Houses Convene at the Noon Hour
Today---Champ Clark Greeted as Next
Speaker Of the House.

Senator Tillman, who had been
absent from the senate for some
time, was in his place. Both houses
adjourned almost Immediately after
the formal assembling and the adop-
ton of resolutions on members who
have died since the last session.
The presidents message will be
sent in tomorrow. Early work on
appropriation bills has cleared the
way for their prompt consideration.
Strenuous efforts have been made
by President Taft and other admin
istration leaders to keep the bud
get down to the lowest possible
point.
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Mizpah Hotel

d. Aspland, Goldfield; Joe Nc
Eachern, H. ]. Humphreys, Reno;
H. j. Kenereff, c. P. Siechet, San
Francisco; Joe Ray, Volcano; s. F.
Lindsay, Rhyolite.
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! BANKERS TO MEET

The annual meeting of the Ne
vada Bankers association, of which
John Henderson IS p. esldent, Will
be held in Reno on December 16
and II.
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Don't fail to attend the bazaar
given by the Ladies Aid society at
Sollender building, Dec. 13.
12-5eod