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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-18
POPE Plus RECEIVES
SIXTY FROM AMERICA

RME, May 1s.-The Pope received to-
day In private audience Bishop W. A.
Jones, of Porto Rico. who afterward, as
sisted by Monsignor Thomas f. Kennedy,
rector of the American College in Rome,
introduced a group of sixty Americans.
The pontiff greeted them most cordially,
giving each of them his hand to kiss. He
impaired to all the apostolic benediction.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-18
GRAND JURY

JERSEY CITY. May 1S.-The new
Hudson County Grand Jury. the third
one Sheriff Wedin has drawn since he
took office, November 10 last, was in ses-
sion for the first time yesterday. The
only matters considered We're cases
from the police courts of the different
municipalities.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-18
GERMAN RElcHsTAo UPRoAR

BERLIN. May 1S,-seenes OF almost
unparalleled violence and excitement
were witnessed in the Reichstag yester-
man, a Socialist member. on Emperor
william for his Prussian policy. In
the excitement President Johannes
Kaempf, of the Reichstag, and Chancel-
Tor Bethmann-H ollweg had a violent al
tarcntion
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-18
JOE rHREE YEARS roo LAVE

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. May 1S.-By
a curious error it developed today that
Governor Foss in his latest budget of APP
pointments included DR.. Homer Bushnell
as associate medical examiner Of this
district. DR.. Bushnell has been dead for
three years.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-18
s.7oO TURKS CApTUREp

ROME, May 1S~.-Dispatches received
here today said that the Turkish garri-
son OF 200 men at Rhodes. on an island
of the same name in the Aegean archi-
pelago. surrendered to the Italians after
an eight-hour battle.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-19
Lucky Boy Nearly Deserted.

Rather peculiar condition OF al
fairs exist at the camp OF Lucky Boy.
in Mineral county. AT lie big mine,
which is said TO be controlled by John
ny Miller. the pumps have been with
drawn from the shaft and from the sur
face appearances it would look As i
the property was to be deserted In
addition there has been an exodus from
the camp, which has heretofore had a
population of 100 inhabitants or there
abouts. But back OF it all there seems
to be new scheme. The company
has recently announced that they are
about to begin the driving of a tunnel
OF 60OO feet for the purpose of getting
depth on the ore and to drain the low.
err levels of the mine The tunnel site
is located some few miles from the
present location of the town, and it is
said that the new town will be located
at the tunnel site But while all this
talk is going on nothing actually is
being done, so everyone living there
is up in the air and don't know where.
nc is at.-Tonopah Miner.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-19

Election
Notice
Notice is hereby given that on the hrrs
Tuesday, the 5th day of November next, II
the County of Lyon, State of Nevada an cleo
ton will be held for State, County District
Town or Township officers. as follows to wit
Three Presidential Electors,
One United States Senator (PreferentiaD
One Congressman.
One Justice OF the Supreme Court
Two Long Term Regents of the State Uni
versity
One Short Term Regent OF the State Uni
versity.
One State Senator,
Two Assemblymen.
One County Clerk and Treasurer,
One Sheriff,
One Assessor,
One District Attorney.
One County Surveyor.
One Recorder and Auditor.
One County Commissioner Long Term)
One County Commissioner (Short TERM
One Public Administrator,
Two Members OF the County Board of Edu-
cation.
One Justic Of the Peace Dayton Township,
One Constable. Dayton Township,
One Justice OF the Peace. Canal Township,
One Constable. Canal Township,
One Justice of the Peace Mason Valley
Township.
One Constable Mason Valley Township.
One Justice of the Peace Spragg Town
ship.
. One Constable Spragg Township.
One Justice of the Peace Smith Valley
Township.
One Constable. Smith Valley Township.
One Justice Of the Peace Silver City Town
ship.
One Constable Silver City Township.
One Justice of the Peace. Ludwig Township.
One Constable, Ludwig Township.
One Justice Of the Peace, Wabuska Town
ship.
One Constable. Wabuska Township.
Shall the Resolution entitled mo. J. Senate
for Assembly Joint and Concurrent
Resolution, proposing to amend Article Nine
teen of the Constitution by adding to said
Article, section three relative to the initiative
and referendum and the powers thereby con
ferred upon qualified electors" passed Febru
airy /. 1911, be approveds
Shall the Resolution entitled "No. 4. Senate
Substitute for Assembly Joint and Coneurren
Resolution No. g. proposing that section Mint
be added to Article two OF the Constitution
OF the State OF Nevada" passed February ?
1901, be approved2
Shall the Resolution "No. IL. Senate Con
current and Joint Resolution No. l, relativ
TO amending section three OF Article eleycl
OF the Constitution Of the State Of Nevada
passed February Il, 1911. be approved'
Shall the Resolution "No. -. Assembly an
Joint Concurrent Resolution relative to amend
ing section eight OF Article One OF the Con
stitution OF the State Of Nevada pertaining +
indictments in criminal cases passed Eel
ruary 20. 1911 be approveds
Shall the Resolution mo. IA. Assembly Cor
current Resolution. relative to amending Sc,
ton three Article fifteen OF the Constituiio
of the State of Nevada" passed February p
1911, be approved,
Which election shall be opened not lat,
than o'clock a. m. and shall continue unit
8 O'Clock p. m. OF the same day.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-19
S UNI MONS

In the Justice Court Of Dayton Township,
Lyon County. State Of Nevada.
Joe Greenwood, Plaintiff VS.. Chas II, Mel
son, Defendant.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting to Chas
H. Nelson. Defendant: You are hereby com
manded to appear before me, at my Office in
the Justice Court OF Dayton Township, at the
town OF Dayton, Lyon county, State OF Ne
vada. and answer the complaint of the plain
tiff on file therein, within five days after the
service of this summons upon you, if served
within Dayton Township. ten days, il served
you in Lyon county, and not within said
Township, and twenty days if served else
where.
Said action is brought against you, said de
PENDANT, to recover the of two hundred
and fifty FIVE dollars, alleged to he due and
owing from you to said plaintiff together
with attorneys fees and costs Of this stSt, the
cause OF said action being particularly set
forth in the complaint file in said action,
certified copy of which you are herewith
served, otherwise the plaintiff will take judg.
ment against you for the said amount together
you fail to appear and answer
Given under my hand this 10th day Of DC
tobcr, A. ID. 1912.
John Lothrop, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-19
Precinct Polling Places
and Inspectors
of Election

Thompson Precinct Thompson Hotel. Robt
Nesbitt. John Calvin and II. c, Blakcley.
Wabuska Precinct-W. II. Young, J. H.
Farrell and H. N. Warren.
Mason Valley Precinct Justice Court Build
ing G. f. Meissner, Ir., Geo II. Baker and
W. II. Meyer.
Spragg Precinct Justice Court building
Robert Leadbetter Jesse Ililygus and Bert
Hunt.
Plunmer Precinct School II House. o. A.
Perry, r. ID. Wise and Everett Green.
Smith Valley Precinct-School House al
Smith J. 7. Lynch, John O'Banion and II
{. Peterson.
Buckskin Precinct Union Hall A. A.
Ashland, J. X. Phillips and G. NJ. Deveraux
Ludwig Precinct Irish Legation. Jacl
Park, Jos. Mase and Chas. Maxwell
Ludwig No Precinct-Office Building
Ed Trenam, +. {. Wagner and T.. w. Lay
man.
Dayton Precinct--Q Outlet Building Geo =
Randall, II. w. Ely and o. A. Brooks.
Silver City Precinct Engine House A
]. Taylor. Amos Penaluna and Henry Lux
Mound House Fredericksburg Depot
J. {. Conway. Paul Jones and John German
Canal Precinct School House s. b. PRAY
l.. L. Wheeler and H. K. Melendy
CHAS. A. MCLEOD,
County Clerk, Lyon County
October 10, 1912.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-19
Fortunes in Faces.

There is often much truth in the
saying. her face is her fortune" but
ISIS never said where pimples, skin
eruptions, blotches or other blcmishcs
dis6grre it. Impure blood is back OF
them all. and shows the need OF DR.
Kings New Life Pills. They promote
health and beauty Try them. Is cts
at all druggists.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-19
OLD AURORA TO THE FRONT.
Knox Crowd Secures Property in Old
Camp Famous in Early Days.

1t transpires that during his pres
ence in Salt Lake City, Charles f
Knox, president of the Montana To
nopah Company, and the Knight In
vestment interests of Utah rounded
out more deals than that by which
the control of the Lucky Boy and Ala
mo properties of Nevada were pur
! chased from the former owner, J. II
Miller 1t is learned that Messrs
! Knox and Miller and the Knight com
pany have secured the properties n
Aurora of the Cain Consolidated Min
ing and Milling Company, group OF
approximately so mining claims com
prising the heart of the Aurora camp,
There are few mining camps in the
western country that have produced
more wealth than Aurora, or round
which hover more sentiment on &C
ting in that section. Aurora. as is
count of the famous men once opera
known. was once the haunt of Mark
Twain. and the place still retains evi-
dence OF his life there The proper
ties purchased as noted above have a
record of approximately $l7O00,00O
net production.
1t is learned that the new owners
will proceed Immediately upon cam
paign of development work which
will consist of sending the tunnel, now
in about 100 feet, 1000 feet further TO
encounter the famous old Humboldt
vein from which millions have been
taken at the upper levels in former
times. the ore bodies being worked
to Just within the water level when
operations had to be abandoned owing
to the cost of future development. The
camp now has the advantage of cleo
trio power. while the tunnel work
planned is certain to remove the water
difficulty, and the new owners are
amply provided with funds to open and
equip the properties in thorough and
modern manner.
There is a stamp mill on the Cain
properties. and the new owners will
proceed Immediately with series OF
experiments with one battery OF
stamps. 1t is planned to increase the
weight OF the stamps and to make
other needed but minor alterations
with this battery. and if the results
confidently expected are secured, the
entire 20 stamps now installed will be
treated to like change, and 80 addi-
tional stamps added that the capacity
of the mill may be equal to the de
mands to be made upon IT.
There have been two or three at
tempts made in recent years to re
vive the old Aurora district, but condi-
tons have never been such that sue
cess attended these efforts. The move
in Nevada and elswhere has been re-
Gently to go back and open abandon
ed producers. the advantages OF mod
ern conditions contributing to the sue
cess of this III MANY instances. The
majority of the old producers were
worked down to the water zone, or %
a point where the ores proved too re
fractory for the science OF metalurgy
at that time to handle with success
These days OF electrical power and
genral Advancement in metallurgy pre-
sent such an altered condition that
these old properties can be operated
at splendid profit and the owners
of the Cain group evidently are as
sured that they can rejuvenate this
proposition and bring it back to the
gold producing columns OF the west
Salt Lake Tribune
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-19
NAOMI CHAPTER, o. E. S.

Stated meetings first and third Mon
day each month. Masonic hall Visit
ing members will receive cordial wei
come.
MRS. C. +. LEAVITT, w. NJ.
LILLIAN WEBSTER. Sec.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-19

IF you don't find all the news on this
page look on the other pages.
The evening world., 1912-03-07
STOLEN 100000
VANDERBILT gems
FOUND IN GARAGE
From Countess Szec-
henyi at Budapest, but Quiet
ly Recovered by Police.

VIENNA. March IA daring thief has
succeeded In stealing from the residence
OF the Countess Sxcchenyi In Budapest
jewels valued at ssoo. 900. Tho theft was
Immediately discovered. The loot was
found and returned.
The Countess Sxechenyi. who before
her marriage . Miss GLADYS Wander
bilt. daughter Of the late Cornelius
Vanderbilt Of New York. has . maSnin-
cent estate near Budapest. where she
remains a large part of the winter. She
frequently wear . large number OF
Gems. many of which are from the Van.
derbilt collection. and Il 10 supposed that
they tomptcd the thief.
When the garage was reached q bun.
die carefully concealed behind Q barrel
Was found. The wrapper. q piece Of
newspaper. was removed and the jewels
were disclosed. They were Immediately
taken to the Countess. who Identified
them.
Tho Countess ~Sxechenyi Forwarded q
check for $500 to the detective who had
restored her property. but the Chief OF
Police ordered he return OF the money.
saying that tho member Of his force
had only done his duty . required No
rocompense.
The evening world., 1912-03-07
S%UFFRAGETTES
KEEP HAMMERS
BUSY IN LONDON
Smash Windows Near Palace
and Face Felony Terms in
Prison Undaunted.

LONDON. March THE sufYra-
gettss resumed their window-smashing
operations early to-day. A number OF
them assembled In the ~neishborhood Of
the large dry goods establishments in
the West End. near Buckingham Pal
ace. shortly after da wn. and a. soon a.
the shutters were taken down they
attacked the plate-glass with ham
mers. which they carried beneath their
cloaks. The m selected the larg-
est windows In all London for their
demonstration. Passersby who wit
messed the demonstration did mot allow
the suffragettes to escape, but detained
them until the police arrived on the
scens. Six Of them were arrested.
Although Scotland Yard detectives
watched all night every possible place
they could think Of a. likely to BIO her
hiding place. It 10 reported to-day that
so far they have been unable to md
Miss Christabsl P~ankhurst. h young
militant s~uffragetts leader who - want
ed on the charge Of conspiracy. on
which her mother. Mrs.. Dmmeline Pank-
hurst, Mrs. Tuks and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Pathick Lawrence were ar
ralgned at Bow Street Police Court yes
terday. The detectives say, however.
that they are sure they will get her.
Many of Miss Pankhurst's followers
believe she Is planning for a sensation
arrest tonight on the platform OF Oscar
Hammerstein's London Opera House IN
the midst of the great suffragette meet.
ing which IL scheduled to bs held there.
The evening world., 1912-03-07
GIRL STRANGELY MISSING.

The police Of New York and Pater-
son. y. j.. have been asked to look out
for pretty sixteen-year-old Charlotte
Moody OF iildgewood. n. j.. who dis
appeared last Monday. IN girl had
been visiting her grandmother In Pas
sale. On Monday afternoon she boarded
a trolley car for Ridgewood. saying she
was going home:
Miss Moody did not reach home. Late
Monday night her mother. becoming
alarmed. communicated with tine grand
mother In Passalc. On learning the girl
had started for home that afternoon.
she notified the police.
The girl 10 about 8 feet s inches tall.
. brunette and large for her age. She
wore Q tailored black suit and a polo
coat with blue collar.
The evening world., 1912-03-07
GIRL SHOT FATHER
AS HE THREATENED
MOTHER WITH KNIFE
Calm Under Arrest, Stenog-
rapher Declares Man Was
Demanding Money.
Especial TO The Evening worid.)

J. 'Spech 10 Inc Evening WOrlo.D
PHILADELPHIA, March 7.-Shot down
by his daughter early to-day in the
room occupied by the girl and her
mother at their home. No. 46 West
Rittenhouss street. Germantown. James
L. Aiken Is at the Germantown Hospital
In a critical condition with q bullet IN
his head. Physicians say that he has
little chance to recover.
Aiken declares that the shooting was
entirely unprovoked. but his daughter
and wife both testified at a hearing be.
fore Magistrate Wrigiey that the man
was standing over his wife with a knife
which he was about to plunge into her
back when the girl fired to save her
mother. The bullet struck Aiken in the
nose and lodged near the brain.
Ella Aiken. aged twenty-five years. Is
the girl who did the shooting, She Is
employed by a Germantown nrm as a
s~tenographer. Is tall. slender and at
tractive. She say her father had been
repeatedly rousinE her mother through
the night for money to buy drink, and
that he drew the knife when her mother
refused to comply with his demands for
more money at $50 this morning. Mrs.
Clara Aiken, aged forty-six years. the
girls mother, aid at the hearing that
her daughters statement was correct.
When the police reached the Aiken
home in response TO a telephone call
they found fhe Rirl Ella AIkap Iaav-
The evening world., 1912-03-07

~ txes because they ase neA 70
~. SounA In any snaual Of nobil.
asy except n The uuwxittsa
ssoeras Of the XnigAts Of The
11fty.csAs xsbls a'Kots.
some day another Thomas Mallory
VIII arise to chronicle the deeds and
daring Of those unsung mobiles. the Lam
celots and Tristans and Galahads, the
Guineveres n Wviens and Isolds that
gather about the round tables Of New
York's French and italian restaurants.
But meantime cub reporters who have
wandered into studio teas will continue
to BE dazed by their popularity and will
stifhe In the rare1ed atnso sphere of the
artificial htghbrow.,
Perhaps you have ' met An
artificial haShbrow. one Of those
men and women whose brains ana
Shsar natural level Ut the halrlins.
but VINO with much msmor1sinr
and innnits pains have reared for
themselves arhAo1al domss OF
thought Of elaborate m Imposing
architecture.
First . layer Of Ibsen. then Q streak
Of shaw-s coating OF Chestertou, an.
other OF Brieux. another OF Arnold Ben
ustt. In fact. ct the present moment
Arnold Bennett 10 at the very top of
this intellectual p~ousss-csfe. But he
won't be there long.
HOW TO ACQUIRE AN ARri.
FIciAL HtoHeRoW.
To acquire an artificial highbrow You
must repeat the words Academic and
"phihstine" till you can say them In
your sleep. You must call everything
that Is written or painted or composed
with a knowledge OF style and line OBJ
Wous." and when Robert w. Chambers
or Richard Harding Davis or any other
writer who 10 maxim. . dlsgraceful
amount OF money 10 mentioned, you
must shake your head sadly over these
prodigal sons Of the muses. and repeat
the hrst lines Of The Lost Leader.
Just for Q handful OF silver he left Us,
Just for . ribbon to stick IN his coat"
There 10 n important thing to
remember shout IN artificial high
brow-don't let anybody sell you
last years style.
To quote Chesterton when Bennett 10
the fashion. Or to mention Ibsen In a
cotsrie that thinks him ~"overrated and
archaic" IL Like stepping from the
glacial era into the middle Of nextweek.
Have your authors arranged In layers
like geological strata, 80 that II you
leave your Train to Columbia Univer-
sity the scientists will be able to cias-
sify your tastes and probable age.
But few Of US YEA artificial high
brows after We attain years of dlscre-
ton. 30 perhaps Columbia will never
profit by such a valuable legacy.
The evening world., 1912-03-07

canonized."
For once the Lenten Looking 0eaA y
a. popular As a chewing sum narsoe On
4 subway station. Crowding bsfoss n
ere the DISTINGUISHED guests Of . se"dso
tea in New York's Bohemia. and IRON
the trampling and nudxing and pushins
that goes on one might Imagine chat the
glass furnishes a passport to publicity.
ALL WANT TO BREAK INTO THE
NEWSPAPER re.
What 10 that creature. harassed and
beset, who seems about to be moved
down by a mob Of desperate women7
Paderewski2 No. Richmond Pearson
Hobson? No. Gladstone Dowie? No.
Neither the great kissed nor the great
unkissed could attract such attention at
q studio tea. The wild-eyed young mar
10 merely q cub reporter who gets a
regular salary on a regular paper. He
Is ordinarily q very cool and self-pos-
sessed young person. but 20 many names
and titles have been Whispered In his
ear. 20 many photographs Of fair ladies
have been offered him. he has met %
many distinguished persons Of whom he
had never heard bsfors that hs y In
o state OF dase and despair.
Whence It that he has never
met before these world-famous men
and womsn7 How II It that with .
working knowledge of Burke's Peerage
and the Almanach de Gotha he II un-
familiar with the names and estates OF
Baron Tellabigl. the Marchese d.
Elsotto del Ravioli IND all the other
double-jointed titles that WARN the
studio. thick as leaves in v~allombrosa.
mosquitoes in Orange or Corots In the
art collections OF self-made mon?
he - unfamiliar with those
great men and womsn because
they are great only ~ courtesy
Of saoh other through the mutual
deception ehsS sood Dohsmaans
practice. Ee does not recognise
The evening world., 1912-03-07
Died From Fail Downstairs.

Miss Sophie Hayden. eighty three
years old and for more than sixty years
a resident of New York city. died to-
day at the home Of her nephew. DR..
Haskell 8. Phelps, No. ia West Thir-
teenth street. from injuries received last
might On failing Town the basement
stairs. Miss Hayden was prominent in
charitable work and a an almost uni
versal acquaintance throughout the old
Greenwich Village section. She was "a
native Of Hartford. Conn.
The evening world., 1912-03-07

David BelascO Is to lend his genius
as a stage producer to vaudeville. BY
a contract entered into with Martin
Beck. head OF the Orpheun circuit. In
association with Norris Gest and Will
lam Elliot. he will stage a series OF one
act plays that will set a new standard
for vaudeville. Two of these. Madame
Butterfly" and THE Drums Of DUDE"
are In preparation.
The evening world., 1912-03-07
Simple Rules for Making One of These Ridiculous
Creatures of Yourself If YOU Haze Any Desire
to Play Postum to Get Four Name Printed.
is1a, BIZ M. Press Publlshins Co. trhe Sew York worldl

Permit me to introduce Marchese d. Risotto del
Ravioli."
Marches, l know you're Just crazy to meet Rowena
Arletta Veal. the distinguished poetess. But, of course.
you're familiar with Miss veals matchless love lyrics.
Later on she has consented to recite from the sup.
pressed passages Of her drama OF passion. Orchids and
oleanders!' You know Count Caskowhiski. don't you.
Miss Veal? The Count 10 collaborating with Baron
Tellabigli and Prof Spinyarn on q remarkable his,
torical work which will establish that Semiramis, far
from being the wickedest woman that ever lived, was
thousand years ahead Of her time. and should bs
The evening world., 1912-03-07
JAMES n. HYDE TO WE'D.
Report In Paris That His bride II
70 he Mile. Robians.

70 Ne MILE. R0btaae.
That there 10 . good deai II talk N
Paris Of the probable marrtaEe Of Jnmes
Hazen Hyde. whose FranoomaniAc cal
tendencies caused him 70 e~nigrate from
this village to France. following the I'm
sirance investigation. 10 Mile. Robinne.
n of the stars Of the Coincide Fran
caise. WA admitted to-day by Percy
Psxotto Of tho Paris offlcss oe che
Equitable IAfe Insurance Company a.
no waa saifing on IN Trnoh liner
Savode.
II heard . good desi Of talk about
II before ! left a fsw weeks ago." said
Mr.. Peixotto. but. OF course. I am I'm
no position to make any statement on
tho matter"
Mr.. Peixotto came to New York
with certain records OF the French
ONCE Of the company for the purpose
Of comparing them with records mat
The evening world., 1912-03-07

Lcannnizud" ..-- 49,
The evening world., 1912-03-07
FUN

A weekly Joke Book given tree
with the Sunday World. Get 1t and
have q good laugh.