Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-06

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politics and didn't care to throw off
on them at this stage of the game,
even if it did interfere with the
object of his visit in this section.
1t took about two hours to keep
the engagements on lower Carson
street and then all got into the
machine to take a run down to
the Sagebrush club, where the final
engagement was to be kept.
1t was at this point that the kid
mapping was to be done, and when
the party started down the street.
the chauffeur was given instruc
ticns to be mindful of the speed
limit and not go faster tha1 80
miles an hour, but the speedmet 81
wouldn't work and from all acc )uhts
the machine was making about 3V0
miles an hour as it turned III"
SageLrush club corner, and con-
tinued to gain speed as it mad for
Virginia City.
The chief justice was too busy
trying to hold onto his seat to re-
alize what was going on, but in
| time it dawned upon him, and ht
Immediately began to file protests in
several different languages, but this
didn't 90 with the kidnapers, as
they simply told the driver to put
on more steam. and from what eye
witt esses say, he was surely c4psl
tC the emergency. 1t became evideny
| In his honor that if he did nc,
take drastic measures at once that
IN all probability he would be In
California within the next few mn
ties. and so he grabbed the chauf-
Ieprs hat and threw it out, hui
! tbs had but a tendency to :aUsa
! I'm to push the machine at an IN
{: "a sed rate of speed Seeing that
! the loss of a hat wouldn't ir!ne
the ear to a stop, the judge threw
du NCrcoat overheard and with The
lead being lessened, the mach'In
seemed make better time and this
had the effect of sending Mr.. Mac.
donalds suitcase into the sagebrush
and as that receptacle held all Of
| the owners wearing apparel, it was
necessary to bring the machine tC
a halt and back up and get the
ballast that had been thrown over
board during the last ) miles o.
the trip.
The chief justice was at first in
clined to take the matter into thu
police court, but after considerable
pleading on the part of the con
spirators they were allowed to pro
coed on their way to Virginia City
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Chicago has given out what pur
ports to be a cablegram received
a short time since form HUI Wai
Sang, commander of the "citizel
army of China, in the provinc,
of Kwang Tung, and dated thu
first day of the year of Senhai,
April 2Sth. A long cablegram il
numerical cipher was shown to es
tablish the authenticity of the mes
sage. This is the statement:
ITO all friendly nations, greet
ing: We, the citizens of all China
for the purpose of shaking off thu
yoke of the present corrupt state o
autocracy and establishing a repub
lie in it's place and at the sam,
time intending to enter upon
more close relation with all friend
ly nations for the sake of main
tanning the peace of the world ant
promoting the happiness of man
kind, hereby declare that:
"First--All treaties concluded
between the Manchu government ant
any nations before this date will b.
continually effective up to the tim,
of their termination.
Secondary foreign loan or in
demnity incurred by the Manch,
government before this date will b.
acknowledged without any altera
ton of terms and will be paid b.
the maritime customs as before.
"Third-All concessions granite,
by the Manchu government to an
foreign nation before this date will
be respected.
"Fourth-All persons and prop
erty of any foreign nation in tn
territory occupied by the citize
army will be fully protected
'Fifth-All treaties, concessions
loans and indemnities concluded be
tween the Manchu government an
any foreign nation after this dat
will be repudiated.
BY order of HUI Wa Sang, com
mander of the citizen army of Chin
in the province of Kwang Tung.'
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